Fantastico- viva Che.

Some friends came back from Cuba recently and sitting back enjoying an incredibly smooth week old cuban cigar, he told about the sites they have for Che and a museum of the revolution.

I think the bird was a secret revolutionary. You look good beside my little feathered friend.
Snoopy

I don't know that I'd necessarily consider myself Snoopy, but I did enjoy getting these pictures with my daughter. Here's where I bought the T-shirt:




And here is a tribute to Picasso's famous "La Guernica" made by machine shop students in the town of his birth, Malaga.




And I'll finish with another Schultz tribute:

No I meant I was snoopy!

DO.g's- you know. My ego identifier.

That's who I picked, naturally.

Did the bird ever have a name? I can't remember it.

Machine shop eh? I guess it was made from sheet metal and painted to give it a 3D look. Looks great.

Woodstock—after the original music and peace festival.

Actually it is 3D. It has a total depth of about six inches. They did an excellent job.

Here some teenage punk was trying to hit on my daughter who had the camera. He kept saying, "Take a picture of me." So she finally said, "Do something in front of these and I'll take it."

This was his "pose."

Things that make ya go hhhmmmmmmmmmmmm...........................




In the picture of La Guernica you can see my son pointing to the artwork. Here is a picture from Madrid, very close to the Atocha Train Station where the bombings occurred. We just wandered around the city looking for unusual shots. Look closely and you can see the mural on the wall that appears to be a street with buildlings. Very well done, IMHO.