Class hadn't started yet so I decided I'd read just the first couple of pages while everything was being set up. I laughed, I cried....okay, actually I just laughed. Out loud as a matter of fact and before I knew it I was half way through the zine. I looked up at the end of "Travel Notes From India" to see everyone studiously working away and the instructor watching me with a perplexed look. Oopps! I hadn't even noticed class had started. Actually it had been going on for about 10 minutes. I had a dilemma on my hand. Finish the zine right then and there or paint.
If you aren't a subscriber, Ha Ha! You don't know what you're missing! For "your kind information," I chose Gustavo, but only 'cause I paid more for him and I could bring my OPE zine home which was not the case with Gustavo.
Gustavo was quite thrilled with the piece when he saw it. One more week to go.
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I try!
OPE zine can open minds & change them!
I was a subscriber when I had throwaway money. I still have a bit of throwaway money, but lately I've been using it to get me enough booze and cigarettes to last until the next paycheck. Unfortunately Kurt does not accept moral laxity as a good excuse for not ponying up...
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