Nice Willard. I think I would crop it at the top of the table though.
Steve
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black mambaRegistered UsersPosts: 8,323Major grins
edited November 9, 2014
In Méjico, it's always mañana, haven't you heard?
Boy, Willard, truer words were never spoken. In the later 80's and early 90's, I was fortunate enough to structure some pretty big real estate transactions down in the Chihuahua area. I was aligned with a very wealthy Mexican family ( who also had substantial interests in the U.S. ) and for a while folks down there must have thought we were a reincarnation of George Patton as he rolled through Germany. Ultimately, though, the prevailing attitude of " MAÑANA ", in even the highest financial circles down there, became too much for me to tolerate. The game I was playing required quick decisions and bold moves..... two attributes that proved to be illusive in even the top echelons of the Mexican government and private business.
I always wanted to lie naked on a bearskin rug in front of a fireplace. Cracker Barrel didn't take kindly to it.
Well, you're in luck, Steve. I had cropped this at first, but posted the original because I wanted to keep his pocket watch, hands and what I really liked, the out-of-plumb table top in the foto.
Is this what you meant?
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Boy, Willard, truer words were never spoken. In the later 80's and early 90's, I was fortunate enough to structure some pretty big real estate transactions down in the Chihuahua area. I was aligned with a very wealthy Mexican family ( who also had substantial interests in the U.S. ) and for a while folks down there must have thought we were a reincarnation of George Patton as he rolled through Germany. Ultimately, though, the prevailing attitude of " MAÑANA ", in even the highest financial circles down there, became too much for me to tolerate. The game I was playing required quick decisions and bold moves..... two attributes that proved to be illusive in even the top echelons of the Mexican government and private business.
Is this what you meant?
I agree, however I like that you show more of the hat and hair on the crop. Something in between?
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