This "stained glass" rooster was a Christmas gift from my mom several years ago.
Friday, October 23, 2009
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our words will still be valued by our descendents a hundred years from now,
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our words will still be valued by our descendents a hundred years from now,
but without the words
the pictures will be meaningless.
unknown
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8 comments:
That's so pretty and so unusual too! I love it! :-)
Oh, how lovely! The artist must have the delicate hands to this is piece of art!
This is cool Jeri. Wish I had one too to put it in my kitchen. Nice,really nice.
That is beautiful and so intricate. Great photo!
Jeri, Great shot. I love roosters and yours is absolutely beautiful.
Jeri I love that. My mother in law would flip she collects roosters. How unique - great colorful shot!
I love stained glass!! very nice... :)
That is such a colorful lamp. And it gives off a nice light.
Beautiful piece of art.
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