RMA: Sure do. Nice to know ya DW.

Mark

Philm Freax in Spanish

Sorry for posting the lengthy note, over and over. I entered my html wrong and was trying to fix it. Here's the Pointers. If their not here, than, I'm sorry. You'll just have to see them at home, where they belong. A thousand pardons, pleeeeze.....would Bill Murray be a good shooter?
My favorite movie is The Razor's Edge. Bill Murray really is misunerstood. He would have been a great dramatic actor. Well, that's _my opinion. If you havent' seen it, please do. My favorite book is Atlas Shrugged...Bill Murray would have been a great John Galt...well again, that's my opinion. My favorite musician is a toss up between Elvis Costello and John Hiatt...I don't know if Bill Murray sings or writes songs so I have no opinion about his missed opportunities as a recording artist.

I thought your site was great, I especially liked your sense of humor...oh, yeah, and the pictures were nice too. I especially liked the digitized (Rolls?), it looked like a Renoir or a Matisse, I always get those guys confused. Hey did you know that it has now been proven that Van Gough wasn't crazy? He had a chronic ear infection that screwed up his balance and constantly distracted him. Poor guy.

The greatest thing about the www is that it makes mega stars like you accessible to those who are still trying to crawl their way out of the arrel....like me. Can you imagine getting a phone call from me, jabbering on and on about Bill Murray, Van Gough and dogs...? I'm sure I would hear a buzzing in my ear too...when you hung up the phone mid sentance.

I am a photographer that specializes in dogs, horses and their people. When you're that specialized, you wear a lot of hats to keep the business running and I have a partner that works with me as a team. We shoot assignment, stock, portraits and also do fundraising photography for animal shelters. We are humaniacs....not to be confused with those awful animal rights people. We actually think that people should have some rights too....only they need to learn not to abuse their power.

I don't know if you have a dog but if you do, tell him that Kerrin Winter said hello...he probably will wag his/her tail and look very happy.

Well, congrats on getting such cudos from your peers. You deserve it...just remember the little guys and always be kind. Say hello to Bill Murray, John Hiatt and Elvis Costello for me....and find out what kind of dogs they have. I judge people by the company they keep.


Hope you like our stuff too, just click on the picture of the Pointer pups and they,like the good bird dogs that they are, will take you home...to our page.

Sincerely, Kerrin Winter
Check out my Web site dogphoto.com aka Winter/Churchill Photo.

yo, Rob... Thanks Rob, I now get the Meaning of Life.: ... between the "great" and your "favorite" movies I am Scott Vanatter

There is a "great" gulf between the movies that moved you and some of your favorites. (There's no accounting for taste. Yours or mine. Is it leagal to have two 's n a row?)

I mean, Sabrina? Jumanji?

(Of course I haven't seen them, but...)

RMA: Exactly

Now I "appreciate" Dr. Strangelove from the first, and Raising Arizona from the next, but did I miss It's a Wonderful Life? What's the deal?

RMA: Probably not...it's really a very dark film...and though I treasure momnents in it...there is much that is too black there. BTW...it took 30 years to find an audience.

And where's The Swimmer?

I wonder how self-indulgent I'd be if I had the guts and dough to make a movie?

...or Elmer Gantry, with Burt Lancaster?

RMA: There's something about Burt that just never rubbed me right.

Pardon me, Mr. Pardner, if I missed them!

Oh, and where's the greatest comedy (after Raising AZ) -- The Great Race!

And this from someone who likes Tony Curtis movies!

Did I see Some like it Hot? (You did mention Wilder!)

Oh, and BTW, the first (thick) book I ever read on my own was a bio of Houdini after having seen the movie!

We won't get into action movies, True Lies, Aliens, the first The Getaway,