Abraca-Pocus! burning incense to mask reality's stench since 1986.

...burning incense to mask reality's stench since 1986.

Tuesday, March 08, 2005

Saint Michael

In the early nineteen sixties, my late father, a sculptor by art and by trade made a 9' marble statue that stands somewhere in Chicago, Illinois. All I have is a little snapshot of him posing with it. I didn't know how to find it.

10 minutes ago, I sat in front of the computer, and asked my departed father to please help me find it. It is very important to me. I then had the words "St Michael stone" flash in my mind. A quick and effortless Google search later...

If you live in the Chicago area, and know where this is, please email me.

My Daddy made this.

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I think hanging around here is a great idea (though I do it alread, anyway!). Though I'm still going through SI withdrawl!

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