If you guys don't see a serious resemblance I am sorry.





To me, the eyes in particular are nearly identical.

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Originally posted by dandelion:
...To me, the eyes in particular are nearly identical.

The hands? Not so much.

I find the mouths very much alike.

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Originally posted by philnic:

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Originally posted by dandelion:
...To me, the eyes in particular are nearly identical.

The hands? Not so much.

Yes, the original Buster was missing his right index finger tip and this one has all of his. The ears are not close either. It's the eyes, nose, and mouth. Maybe I should get a hat with ear holes!

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Originally posted by dandelion:
...Maybe I should get a hat with ear holes!

Yes, I'm sure that would suit you. Oh, you meant for the cat!

Um...yeah. And as for the hands, the difference is: Buster Keaton was missing a right index fingertip. Buster Kitten nearly managed to remove my right index fingertip when I was trying to get him to eat! Doing much better now.

Was he? I know Harold Lloyd was missing a thumb... Do you know the story about Buster's broken neck?

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Originally posted by Braling II:
Was he? I know Harold Lloyd was missing a thumb... Do you know the story about Buster's broken neck?

Yes, I do, and for some reason I thought Harold Lloyd was missing two fingers, not a thumb.

TOMORROW, GUYS! Zee will be opening Ray's mail and he will see my card tomorrow!

Prayers, good vibes, what have you. BRING IT.

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Originally posted by dandelion:
TOMORROW, GUYS! Zee will be opening Ray's mail and he will see my card tomorrow!

Prayers, good vibes, what have you. BRING IT.

Prayers I don't do, but you are welcome to my good vibes, and especially all of my what have you!

Quarter to noon (an odd phrase in Britain but yes it is used here in the states) and nothing yet.

http://forums.abebooks.com/n/m...com&msg=851.1&maxT=1

I LOVE YOU ALL.

Hey, guys, I started both books! Wrote the dedications so I could say I started on 11-11-11! Here is the dedication to the Bradbury book:

In loving memory of Nard Kordell

At the age of thirteen I found my life irrevocably shaken by Ray Bradbury's immortal words. Through this I have made many friends, but you stand beyond others in your uncanny and absolute understanding of exactly the impact Ray had on me, how it changed every aspect of my life and compelled me to react. Anything I told you, you would take to the grave, and unfortunately did, just one month before we were to meet in person.

To my twin to whom I am not related and my best friend I never met, I dedicate this book.

With love,
Cornelia Shields
Dayton, Washington
November 11, 2011

Bless you, Cory!

I'm quite pleased with this. You guys are the first to see it. No one has seen the other one.

Received a wonderful response from Sam Weller and it seems he and Jon Eller are on board to help with my project. (Hey--their names rhyme!)