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Story line bugged me - was actually kinda sad!
 
Not entirely my story, but I can also relate.

Love that stop-motion stuff.
 
anthony7777 said:
angelfj, i found it to be interesting, creative and artistic, i dont know maybe tonys rist is still bothering him? :whistle:
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hehehe....what bothered me is the social statement it made: somewhere around the time his daughter was able to play with him on the beach both she & her mother disappeared & in the end, as a mature adult male, he was all alone.....&, by & large, that's becoming the case with many men....& society accepts it.

(Now, I'm gonna have to delete my post!)
 
tony, nah you dont have tah erase notin, i noticed that myself, but was just wonderin how your wrist was doing, just being my nucleheaded self i guess.
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Wrist is almost 100% but Im still using it...Corvette coils are compressed and in place.
 
tony barnhill said:
Story line bugged me - was actually kinda sad!
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I felt that way too! I would hope my storyline would include my husband, boys, their wives, grand kids etc. Not that hot air ballooning and scuba diving's not on my "to do " list...I just don't want "to do" it alone.
 
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