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It’s time for the break! Get yourself a bheer, a snack, and ZOOM.\u00a0<\/strong> Zooming is easy, just click the link you were sent in the email. You do not need a camera, and you can participate with a keyboard. Zooming is easier on a desktop, but mine does not have a camera, so I use both a tablet AND a desktop.<\/p>\n

BROWSE THE DISPLAY TABLE!<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

The Fernster has been putting his imagination to work– on clothes pins! He writes: <\/strong><\/p>\n

Project: Alien Pins, By Fernster<\/strong><\/p>\n

This was something I started a few years ago and it has been an ongoing project. It occurred one day while bored with what I was watching on television. I had a pen and a clothes pin and I started to doodle. Before long I had over a dozen different decorated clothes pins with strange aliens and\/or space ships drawn on them.<\/p>\n

The project’s early efforts only had the drawings on one side of the pin but this has now evolved into doing the complete surfaces of the pin. I’m not really an artist but I really enjoy doing these crudely drawn aliens. I can go for months without doing any but I\u2019ve also done 3-5 in a week. I sometimes wonder if this could actually be called art as it is very amateurish and incomplete. In any case, here are a few pictures for your enjoyment\u2026.<\/p>\n

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