Artist And Wildlife And Environmental Defender Oral History Transcript
Artist And Wildlife And Environmental Defender Oral History Transcript
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[laughter] At any rate, we took her around, but she didn't like any of the houses because she liked ours so much.
Another funny thing: that wonderful black hat of hers. We'd have it around, she'd wear it out on the porch, or any place we went, or if we went on a picnic she'd always wear it, and she wore it off in the desert. She wore it all the time, and it got older and older looking, of course. But it had a good angle to it.
Once when we were together Juan said, "Georgia's going to give me th...is hat someday. " He put it on his head. It wasn't right for him at all, and we all saw that it wasn't right for him. Then Juan put it on Nat's head, and Nat has an enormous head, so it just sat on top of his head.
I grabbed it off of Nat's head and put it on mine. Really, it was just a perfect fit. So I said, "Oh, this is where it should go!" Well, she didn't know. And I said, "But Georgia, don't forget, you're getting a whole house in Nat's will. Why don't you will me this hat?" [laughter] One very funny thing happened- -Jack Anderson wrote it up-- when she was living in Abiquiu.
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[laughter] At any rate, we took her around, but she didn't like any of the houses because she liked ours so much.
Another funny thing: that wonderful black hat of hers. We'd have it around, she'd wear it out on the porch, or any place we went, or if we went on a picnic she'd always wear it, and she wore it off in the desert. She wore it all the time, and it got older and older looking, of course. But it had a good angle to it.
Once when we were together Juan said, "Georgia's going to give me th...is hat someday. " He put it on his head. It wasn't right for him at all, and we all saw that it wasn't right for him. Then Juan put it on Nat's head, and Nat has an enormous head, so it just sat on top of his head.
I grabbed it off of Nat's head and put it on mine. Really, it was just a perfect fit. So I said, "Oh, this is where it should go!" Well, she didn't know. And I said, "But Georgia, don't forget, you're getting a whole house in Nat's will. Why don't you will me this hat?" [laughter] One very funny thing happened- -Jack Anderson wrote it up-- when she was living in Abiquiu.
What to read after Artist And Wildlife And Environmental Defender Oral History Transcript?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Wentworth Ive Owings to read onlineMoreLess
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