Talk:Edith Barry

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with extreme interest. Each change you make is a "learning" for me. Good Luck!...Buster Seven Talk 23:21, 13 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Duffeeland Dog Park was on the front page of the Daily News, with a color picture of the club board (I was doing an American Gothic thing) on the last edition, today we were on page 6 with 2 b/w pictures. All this is distracting me from what I want to do. Also, checkout the picture I added to Open mic, with brother Hannes, front center, with no guitar. Life, who knew?

At this point I am inclined to hit the MOVE tab and move the thing over to Edith Barry and see what occurs. Her FAP murals can be added at any time, before or after, but I feel that this is a stub about a significant artist that can pass any notability test.