In order to keep my eggs clean, I line my laying boxes with shredded paper. I shred some of my own, and I occasionally bring home shreds from the office. Imagine my surprise when I went to gather eggs and found one egg with the name of my employer on it! I just had to get the picture ...
|
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
|
  All of her days have gone soft and cloudy,
This portrait of singer/songwriter John Denver is the first Cherokee print of 1998. All details of the artwork are authentic; Denver is pictured with his 12-string Guild guitar, and his Long-EZ aircraft, in which he died.
Perhaps the inscription on the back of the artwork sums it up the best:
I'm in the process of a divorce right now. I knew I wanted a divorce when I approached the Thriftway store in Idaho Falls and saw on the newsrack that John Denver had died. I was thunderstruck, barely able to stand.
"Life is too fucking short," I thought. So long, John. I'll miss you.
Once again, you've shown me how to live.
This is my "thank you" for the music.
This Limited edition Cherokee Art print on heavy, frameable stock comes autographed by the artist, and is available
now:
$7.99
|
Jim W. Coleman is an accomplished author and artist from Port Orchard, Washington, a small community directly across the Puget Sound from Seattle.
|
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
