A found photograph with a dark, possibly evil story typed on it with my Brother Charger 11.
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A Flash of Inspiration 
Ha ha ha ha ha! I know what id do 😀
I’m going to write you here instead, hence I cannot find your email – I’d love to work with you! Mail me at nadialavard@gmail.com and lets talk this through.
(ps. by the way, this is great too 😉 )
ooo – loved this one!
I like the placement of “push him off.” It’s particularly effective, especially in contrast with the rest of the text. Cool photo, too.
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Awesome picture! This is pretty deep, Den. It’s dark and quiet like before the storm.
Checked out your blog a little bit. Very nice. Love your style of writing. Will be back to visit again.
I stumbled across your blog today and I absolutely LOVE it. I want to frame your typed-on photographs and hang them all over my apartment. Looking forward to reading more.
Thank you for the kind comment on my blog.
Love what you’re doing with the old photos!
Great! and dark indeed…. Awesome blog you got here, btw…:) I’ll keep stopping by…
oh awesome. i love this one. i’m wondering too
I love your whole blog concept. The juxtaposition between old photos and old typewritten messages that are kinda dark and wry as well as your longer pieces of prose! really nice! I’ll be back!
Id push him and jump too. Who says that probably behind the observer not a very nice cloud-leck is coming ?
Love. This.
First time reading your blog… great work. I’ll subscribe.