Native Americans - Edward CurtisBoy with Arbuckle Coffee box a garment
worker, 1913 Roxbury, Ma
Friends, 1992 - Tebby & David 6 & 7th from RThis photo was taken a few years before I came out
here and was the last time I saw most of these people.
This was a gathering and pot luck of Thai Food
and friends, as Tebby/David were going back to Thailand
to adopt, Danny Bett. Danny, is now in college
and appears to be doing very well.
Through the years, they kept him involved
with and in the Thai Community.
I look forward to hearing all the news
at some point in the near future.
David & Tebby are very special friends.
David is still part of Reilly & Maloney (link)
My best to ya'll and Thanks as
always for stopping by and leaving
a comment when ya do.
14 comments:
Another great collage! I love seeing what you do with photos.
Hi CM: My best to you, too. I find inspiration here.
Hi! Coffee Messiah,
What a nice collage...Edward Curtis
I have 4 small books of his portraits of Native Americans sitting on my bookself.
Nice quote by Twain...
Nice photograph of your friends and
I will check out the nice sounds on my way out of your door.
Thanks, for sharing!
DeeDee ;-D
I am the proud owner of a CM original now and it stands on my kitchen shelf.
Thankyou!
skybridge: Here's looking at you. Glad you had a chance to meet a few of them! ; )
t & t: Thanks.
dd:It's in the mail and Thanks for stopping by.
g & d: Glad to hear it made it. Kinda like a slow boat to china ; )
Great tune, CM. And I know what you mean about not seeing friends in a long while...
Interesting and informative as always. My best to you and yours.
Yes, sir the photos there are awesome and the communal spirit infectious! I admit I have a weakness for pictures from this period, but you do a fantastic job here with the lay-out!
subT: Thanks for taking a listen!
merle: Thanks and back at ya!
sam: Appreciate your taking the time to stop by!
I just love it!A lot!Nice work!
Hello Michael,
Your Dad speaks of you often and would like for us to meet one day. Hope it's soon....in the meantime, enjoy the Holidays.
Wishing you and Lisa well,
Your Dad's friend, Mary.
Hi,
Well I was going to comment on how much I admire Morris' design work, below... and then I saw the pic that included Maloney. It brought back so many memories of seeing him and Ginny Reilly perform at Harry Hope's outside of Chicago, and, then after I moved to SF, at the Great American Music Hall... varied, but along with the 'family' at the time, Jim Post, Tom Dundee. Thanks.. -Jayne
h & h: Hey, I might have seen you back then. I think I saw them at the Rusty Scupper the most, since I was underage. Dundee is missed and Post does a Mark Twain show in Galena, Illinois.
Thanks 4 stopping by!
Yes, I will always remember Tom as a skinny kiddish young man singing 'Delicate Balance' in that smooth voice...and not long ago I sent JP a note thanking him for singing kids songs, and being able to introduce him to my kids n that way. I was underage when I first started hearing their music... but at the time one could get into nightclubs (late 70's) sans-drinking stamp, just to enjoy the music... Steve Goodman was one of the Chicago group back then and Corky Siegel... OMG I do go on...sorry & thanks for reminiscing! w/ me!-J
I'll post at my place in case you come back over...
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