mothers-in-laws and chopped wedding photographs.

[cjjulie]

She is a sick unhappy women and the bride took away her little boy. By cutting her out of the pic she has made a statement that she means nothing to her.

Your comments interested me , for I do not say very much in terms of actual words in real life ; I am very polite of course . I am the product of the British Public School ( my parents tolerated an Australian primary school , but I had to be sent to the United Kingdom at the age of twelve .)

I am a beautiful and silent woman .

cjjulie , I think that the lady is unhappy , but not sick .

In this same glass case , I once saw an extraordinary photograph that had never been there before .

A strong fine man of about forty . Bald and strong with a small beard . He was sitting at an easel , and the photo was taken through a mirror .

I walk into that house and always look at that glass case . That photo shook my entrails , because I felt sexually attracted to that man . This sounds like a separate feeling , but it is not . The man in the photo taken forty years ago looks like the man I love .

I am married to a man who does not know who his father is .

That photograph then disappeared from the glass case . The glass case then explored the idea of me being excluded from my own wedding . The glass case no doubt explores more than I think I know .

Any questions ?

[limey]

Perhaps you should speak to your mother in law? Or your husband - did he see that photo? Are you just stringing us along?

[lhatcher]

Some people are just mean. They don't have the guts to say something with words so they speak with actions.

Yeah, what does the husband have to say about all this?