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From: Liz Smith <LizS652 at AOL.COM>
Subject: I need your help, please
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Dear Petra.
Whew!  I was afraid that I'd deleted your address!  I'm glad that =you
were still on my computer. Happy New Year!  I'm wondering what everyone a=t
Plant Delights is doing in this terrible cold weather.  It was 3 degrees =here
when I woke up.  Now ist'24 degrees. I hope for your sake, that you're on=an
exotic trip on the other side of the equator.  But, for my sake, I hope t=hat
you're in Raleigh, and able to answer my question....
I would like to ask you for some help.  I'm terrified to ask Ray a=s he
has hates what AOL does by scrambling the letters.  He's asked me not to
participate in the AEG! I've told you that before....
I am having a faux painter paint 6 Arisaemas on the 6 panels of m=y
new pantry,  my kitchen cabinet.  He's coming the last week of this month.
The painter says that he can paint a lot faster if he can copy from a
botanical print as opposed to Tony's photographs.  Faster, means less mon=ey
for me to pay, as I'm paying by the hour.  Do you have any suggestions as=to
any references I can find, either at a book store or on line? I want to
include:
1-sikokianum
2-ringens (frontal view)
3-iyoanum
4-kiusianum
5-candidisium (pink form)
6-maybe a 'morph
The other thing that I'm having the faux painter do is to paint a =wall
to look like a higgilty-piggilty falling Roman wall w/ big old grey
fieldstone  rocks w/lichens, dirt, moss, grass and flowers growing out of=the
dirt, snakes, lizards, bird poop, insects and generally "guild the lily."
More is better.  Over the arch in the doorway, he'll do  a Medici coat of
arms or a Pope's lion head.  So that's it, for the first stage of the fau=x
painting.  I have other ideas for the second stage, but I want to take it
easy on Dick's pocketbook and do it by stages.
Thank you very much, Petra,
Liz

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Dear Petra. 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Whew!&nbsp; I was afraid that I'd de=leted your address!&nbsp; I'm glad that you were still on my computer. Ha=ppy New Year!&nbsp; I'm wondering what everyone at Plant Delights is doin=g in this terrible cold weather.&nbsp; It was 3 degrees here when I woke =up.&nbsp; Now ist'24 degrees. I hope for your sake, that you're on an exo=tic trip on the other side of the equator.&nbsp; But, for my sake, I hope=that you're in Raleigh, and able to answer my question.... 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; I would like to ask you for some hel=p.&nbsp; I'm terrified to ask Ray as he has hates what AOL does by scramb=ling the letters.&nbsp; He's asked me not to participate in the AEG! I've=told you that before.... 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; I am having a faux painter pai=nt 6 Arisaemas on the 6 panels of my new pantry,&nbsp; my kitchen cabinet=.&nbsp; He's coming th=e last week of this month.&nbsp; The painter says that he can paint a lot faster if he can </FO=NT>copy from a botanical prin=t as opposed to Tony's=photographs.&nbsp; Faster, means less money for me to pay, as I'm paying=by the hour.&nbsp; Do you have any suggestions as to any references I ca=n find, either at a book store or on line? I want to include: 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 1-sikokianum 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 2-ringens (frontal view) 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 3-iyoanum 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 4-kiusianum 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 5-candidisium (pink form) 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 6-maybe a 'morph 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The other thing that I'm having the =faux painter do is to paint a wall to look like a higgilty-piggilty falli=ng Roman wall w/ big old grey fieldstone&nbsp; rocks w/lichens, dirt, mos=s, grass and flowers growing out of the dirt, snakes, lizards, bird poop,=insects and generally "guild the lily."&nbsp; More is better.&nbsp; Over=the arch in the doorway, he'll do&nbsp; a Medici coat of arms or a Pope'=s lion head.&nbsp; So that's it, for the first stage of the faux painting=.&nbsp; I have other ideas for the second stage, but I want to take it ea=sy on Dick's pocketbook and do it by stages. 
Thank you very much, Petra, 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Liz</HTML>

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