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edmark:
happy valentines day, Johnny 
edmark:
I'm okay. Not a lot to tell. I'm working on drawing and painting more and more and I think I will post an image of my latest efforts in a blog soon. Enough about me, how are you? Doing better I hope, and by the sound if it, busier. That's good. I noticed you haven't been online as much lately. Miss you too! 
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edmark:
Unfortunately, I can't remember that we were ever able to connect.
Maybe some subconscious commentary on real life?
Maybe some subconscious commentary on real life?
edmark:
(This damn thing won't let me edit my comments!) By the way, I really like that picture of you above. it's unsettling, and as far as I'm concerned, that's all the better. Especially your maniacal smile is the highlight--very Joker-esque
Ladies and gentlemen, damen und herren, madame et monsieur, boys and girls, children of all ages, welcome, most welcome all, to the Palace of Wonders and tthe world-famous Bizarrorama, the strangest show on earth. Weird strange unbelievable oddities wonders and curiosities. They all perform, and they all entertain - one act after the other. You won't want to miss a single minute of tonight's astounding...
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The Poe shows were, once again, a tremendous success! Enthusiastic, sold-out houses, congrats are still pouring in. It was a wonderful Celebration from my opening remarks to "The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar" to "Berenice" to poetry read by Mr. Poe himself, to the final toast to Poe! Photos will be forthcoming. Now, it's the hideous dropping of the veil, the return to...
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shewulf:
I love edgar allan poe. Hes such a great poet.
edmark:
Awwwwwwwww, thanks Johnny! You keep a folder of my work? that's sweet. I don't really know what the deal was with that. I really thought I hit all the criterion......How are you doing? By the way, I wish I could have come see your shows. I love Poe and you have such a passion for his work, I'm sure the shows were great! 
talk soon!
talk soon!
ifonlyforever:
haha. that's hilarious.
edmark:
Hey Johnny, thanks for the concern, but I finally got it, the period . Turns out I wasn't pregnant, and I consumed just enough christmas dinner to pack on the needed pounds to get it? I'm not sure. Either way I was about a week late. Funny because last time I experienced amenorrhea it occured at exactly the same weight. I guess my body just knows. 118 pounds is cool. 117, don't think about it! ha.
How have you been since the new year?
. Turns out I wasn't pregnant, and I consumed just enough christmas dinner to pack on the needed pounds to get it? I'm not sure. Either way I was about a week late. Funny because last time I experienced amenorrhea it occured at exactly the same weight. I guess my body just knows. 118 pounds is cool. 117, don't think about it! ha.
How have you been since the new year?
That's right, folks, as sure as there's an "X" in "Christmas," I hope you have a lovely holiday season. Happy Winter Solstice -- it gets better from here: the days get longer, and '06 is on its way out to make room for a better year (and my eternal gratitude to all my friends who helped me make it through this year)!
Deck the halls...
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edmark:
Hey John, thanks for the Poe Xmas wishes... that was cute!
Thanks for all your support on my rejected sets, and in general. I really liked the silent movie one, but SG has written in on the boards that they don't want any Old-timey themes for their sets, at least from here on out... so nixed... once again.
Also, thanks for liking my website.. it's really still in its incipient stages, as I mull over new versions and styles once again.... I constantly updated it before it went live, and now that it's up (considering I don't write code and somebody else was doing that part) change is a bit harder, but I'm still not satisfied with the look of the home page at least. And all the photos in the galleries will change shortly. January will be a big month of photoshoots for me, advancing my portfolio.
Wow, so your theater company is being funded by the government? Sounds like you guys must have something then, all though I also like the idea of struggling your ass off and going bankrupt after every show. That means you're doing it for love. and that is legendary..
Good talking to you and happy new year
Thanks for all your support on my rejected sets, and in general. I really liked the silent movie one, but SG has written in on the boards that they don't want any Old-timey themes for their sets, at least from here on out... so nixed... once again.
Also, thanks for liking my website.. it's really still in its incipient stages, as I mull over new versions and styles once again.... I constantly updated it before it went live, and now that it's up (considering I don't write code and somebody else was doing that part) change is a bit harder, but I'm still not satisfied with the look of the home page at least. And all the photos in the galleries will change shortly. January will be a big month of photoshoots for me, advancing my portfolio.
Wow, so your theater company is being funded by the government? Sounds like you guys must have something then, all though I also like the idea of struggling your ass off and going bankrupt after every show. That means you're doing it for love. and that is legendary..
Good talking to you and happy new year
and yeah the book is so old! i found it in a store in brooklyn but it was owned by a young lady in essex, she wrote in the cover. i treasure it, as it so well travelled!
for info its published by collier and son new york and came in 5 volumes its the centenary edition. 1903