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The first is an extroverted personality type known as "The Performer." I know an ESFP, and believe me, people remember him. He is ...
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American Beauty
From my gorgeous rose garden. Brilliant.
Nor'easter
They can catch you by surprise
Footpath
From a recent journey
Snowy Pines
Enormous trees flanking our farm, laden with snow.
Japanese Maple
Fairly self-explanatory
2 comments:
Sketching a memorable experience from memory requires exceptional talent. That image of a young boy on top of an old truck is very remarkable. The event must have been very special for you to remember such details after several years.
Clorinda Disimone
Thank you very much for the kind words. I should finish it, but never seem to be able to find the time!
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