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Let's see: I'm seeing something akin to Abu the merchant either dancing or quite elated about whatever it is that Ali Baba is telling him about the forty thieves. You may be "Just Kidding", but I'm not and you'll have to straighten me out to "the rest of the story".....
Jim, you are so funny. Ali Baba and Abu? Why not? It's as good a story as mine. Better actually.
A few months ago, I was just doodling on a computer painting program that I've got and the image ended up looking to me like kids playing.
Today it made me think of all the different cultures we have at school. But also, since school started for us last week, we've been drilling the importance of hand washing into the kid's brains what with the H1N1 awareness thing. Hence the face mask reminded me of that.
See, I told you your story was better. Actually, maybe you should follow that thread; might come up with 1,002nd Arabian nights tale.
the figure on the right is clearly a court jester.
I think the kicker for me was: that seems to be either a crescent moon or scimitar behind the one with the veiled face. Kids dressed up and playing games works for me as well, though....
I like it, and I like both your and Jim's stories!
Wayne - sure, I can see that, too! ;)
Jim - you made me go back and have another look.
Annie - Thanks amigo.
Yep, I can see a figure in the picture too.
What type of figure do you see, JBR?
Reminds of two younger sisters I have when they try dancing to jambalaya!!!
Jambalaya, huh? I want to know which was is the one with the squished head? Ha!
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