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To Emily Steinberg -
Are you the person that I purchased a painting from - in about 1992? The painting is of your mother. Let me know.
Anne
Hi Anne,
Yes it is me.
How cool!
Hope you are still enjoying it,
Best,
Emily
o my gosh, that’s it, i think i might have me a case of Puer Aeturnus too! What a great uniquely constructed super interesting comic! well paced, and idea rich
i think this really sucks!