I Googled *ransom note lettering* and someone has a tool that will do it for you. There are 17 options with the tool - so I might not get anything else done today.
And it has 17 additional setting - dangerous rabbit hole.
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Yesterday, I said I would finish up the horror story of MrW picking up a book of stamps that was on my desk. If you are expecting a full blown rant about him, you're in for a surprise. I'm the one who is off my rocker. I don't know if there are tests to determine exactly how *disturbed* I am. All I know is that I felt like a complete looney-tune after I snatched the book of stamps out of his hand - and went and found a stamp I didn't care for. Maybe I can plead temporary insanity. It is Sunday the 26th as I write this. I'm looking forward to sharing whatever good stories come out of the installation of the ofrenda.
But - I have to fill up a couple weeks of posts - so - thank you for your patience.
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| My mouth is askew. |
Yes - I did throw a disguise together with the intention of going to the big crowded event (on Sunday) to eavesdrop on comments from the viewers. I had a friend that wanted to go along. After I heard all the comments from the artists who worked on the nichos (on Saturday) I didn't need to hear comments from strangers. So I told my friend the stories that went with the various nichos - and we left right as the event was starting. There will be a few more stories on the blog - and then we go back to envelopes.
Why did I wear a disguise? I insisted on anonymity when I agreed to be on the team. Because I retired from both for-hire as well as volunteer work - when I had the head injury four years ago - and I still do not attend any social events - I didn't want people seeing me out and about - and I did not want my name in any of the publicity or press about the event. I did agree to be interviewed - and will share that video when it is posted online.



The disguise goes very well with the offerenda!
ReplyDeleteMy husband's hat was made in Mexico. The shirt came from my son's closet - and I forgot to look at the label. I wore a pair of his Carhartt khaki work pants and I have a pair of sandals that I thought went with the Mexican farm worker look. My ratty gray hair - let loose from its ponytail - was further disguise.
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