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Hello, Friend of The Egg Man!
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I'll gladly ship direct to your gift recipient,
with your personal message printed on an enclosure card
inside the custom gift box.
You don't have to mail anything.
Could it be any easier? I don't think so!
You'll find many gift ideas for all occasions at
www.EggManArt.com Questions/comments? To send me an email, simply REPLY to this newsletter! |
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Presenting a Brand New Collection of Dragons (many with Castles)!
I've had many requests lately for dragons. And here they are! There are currently seven dragons shown on my website. Four of them are guarding their castles, as shown at right, in the front and back views of the same egg. Click here to go to the DRAGON DESIGNS PAGE of my site! |
A Father's Day Tribute to My Own Dad, Carl Traynor
 My Dad Was A Clown - I'm not kidding, and I'm not clowning around. My DAD did the clowning around. My Dad, Carl Traynor, was a professional circus clown before he married my Mother Eileen. He toured with the Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus, a major big-top show that was later bought by Ringling Brothers. After marrying, Dad settled down to an accounting job in St. Louis, but when I was a young boy, he'd take some vacation days every  year and sign on with the local Police and Shriners Circuses. These circuses featured many performers and clowns with whom Dad had worked on the H-W Circus, and oh how he loved being back in the fake nose and big shoes! I got to hang out in the clowns' dressing room, and sit along the sidelines while Dad performed. I believed it then, and I still know it:
He was one of the best! When he wasn't 'clowning around' Dad moonlighted as an actor in old time melodramas on St. Louis' historic Goldenrod Showboat, where he specialized in playing the dastardly villains, come to foreclose on the heroine's humble home. Dad and Mom both were accomplished, if nonprofessional, actors in St. Louis, playing widely varied roles in stage plays with the Southtown Players, a local Little Theater group.  You ask why I wear a chicken on my head? I can only say, 'It comes naturally.'
Click here to read more of The Egg Man's life! |
2010 is the Chinese Year of the Tiger
There is an old Vietnamese folktale about "How the Tiger Got His Stripes." There are variations on this tale, but they tend to involve orange from flames and black from ropes that held the tiger. Not such a pretty story. Here is a much simpler depiction of a tiger getting his stripes!
 Click here to go to the ANIMAL DESIGNS page of my website. |
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Art is the only way to run away without leaving home. ~Twyla Tharp
THANKS for reading this issue of EGGspress. Be happy. See you next time!
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FAST DELIVERY: Unless otherwise noted, all items on my website are ready to ship by Priority Mail. Receive your selection in 1 to 4 business days.
DROP SHIPPING: I'll gladly ship directly to your gift recipient.
PERSONAL TOUCH: If you request, I'll include an enclosure card printed with your own message, right inside the custom gift box.
PRESTIGE: Elegant custom gift box contains information card about EggMan Eggs and egg collecting
A GIFT WITH A FUTURE: It's more than one gift -- it's the start of a tradition. Next occasion, you'll know eggsactly what to give them: just add to their collection!
Could it be any easier? I don't think so!
Please visit my site regularly for....
Eggs for all Seasons,
Gifts for all Reasons.
Thanks for your interest and support!
--Alan
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