The Soul That Is Within Me No Man Can Degrade, Wrote Frederick Douglas.

Good Wednesday morning to beautiful Debby, our honorable lady, I thank you, dear, for the lovely surprise of your visit to my gallery. I'm grateful that you keep in touch from time to time. I hope all is well with you, my lady.

Thank you kindly, sweet young lady, for the feature.

Good Monday evening to my brother, honorable Gary, the one 'n only, I thank you kind sir, for all your visits to my gallery and your approving words. You're a gentle, beautiful soul.

Good Monday evening to honorable Ben, artist par excellence, I thank you, kind sir, for your visit, for your kind words, and for keeping in touch. You're a precious soul, my man.

Good Monday morning to honorable Sharon, lady beautiful, the one 'n only, I thank you, my lady, for stopping by and leaving such kind words. I so appreciate you, dear. I hope you're enjoying vibrant health and vitality. Please come by again any time.

Good morning to honorable Mr. Jurgen, artist par excellence, the one 'n only, I thank you, my brother, for coming by and keeping in touch. You're a precious soul, my man.

Good Monday morning to sweet Angela, the one 'n only, I thank you, my lady, for your kind, affirming words. I hope you're happy, healthy, peachy, and mostly sunny. Please come by again when you have a minute.

Well, what a sweet thing to say, Mr. Rahdne, my honorable sir. I thank you kindly for taking the time to write such a lovely, thoughtful message. I hope you're enjoying great health and vitality, my brother.

Thank you kindly, sweet Jenny, for the feature. I'm always grateful for your interest in my work, my lady.

I thank you, Mr. Allan, my honorable sir, for the feature. I hope you're happy, healthy, peachy, and mostly sunny.

Good Friday morning to an honorable gentleman; and thank you kindly for stopping by and keeping in touch. I hope you're in great health, my man.