This is fantastic.
Given the not entirely positive reaction to Póló’s guest post on meeting George Morrison, I thought he deserved a supportive show of hands or a round of applause for sharing his story. So here it is.
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Oh my gosh — that is INCREDIBLE! No, that is waaaaaaay beyond incredible!
That is fantastic, indeed! Amazingly creative!
That is wonderful, I will certainly give Póló a round of applause. I first gave him an apology for my outburst at yesterday’s post.
No need for the apology – your comments were interesting and fair I thought. I join your round of applause.
Bravo! for such brilliant creativity and imagination.
Blessings – Maxi
Remember that pop song in the 50s/60s, “He’s Got The Whole World In His Hands”, well they have got a large part of it in this film and all we could get was a dog and a rabbit. Highly artistic.
That was what they were missing – the dog and the rabbit – the classics.
Those are some capable hands.