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Studio Time. When the changing angle of the Sun reminds us that the days are becoming shorter. And the leaves begin to turn with that slight, fresh crisp in the air And we gently wave our panties in the air like we just don't care. And Will and his hot-self is going to be there along with his incredible work. We used to drive up every year from our home in Santa Barbara, but this year, boyfriend is flying. And I, unfortunately won't be able to attend due to our finances.

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One unfathomably lucky woman out there is now the beholder of this Zombie Gypsy fortune teller sculpture, commissioned by William Bezek …and beholder of a new husband, presumably. Not only is the sculpture amazingly crafted, but the bottom drawer opens to present an engagement ring! This sculpture appeals to both the zombie lover AND the romantic in me…few objects pull off that harmonious contradiction so exquisitely. Found on the awesome Ghoul Friday. This entry was posted on August 13, at pm and is filed under halloween , sculpture , wedding with tags halloween , sculpture , wedding. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2. You can leave a response , or trackback from your own site. Bezek was amazing and patient, quite a decent guy. I cannot even envision something so grand in my future pun intended, I guess! I always used to read piece of writing in news papers but now as I am a user of net so from now I am using net for articles or reviews, thanks to web. Excellent post. Extremely useful information specifically the last part : I care for such information much. I was looking for this particular information for a long time. Thank you and best of luck. Thank you for another wonderful post.

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Search by Name. Add a Memory. Send Flowers. Share Obituary. Endicott, New York. Helen M. Bezek, 88, of Endwell passed away on May 30, after a brief illness. She was predeceased by her parents, William and Anna Gajdos Hudanich; brother, George Hudanich; daughter, Geralyn Geri Hall; numerous brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law. Helen was retired with over 20 years of service at GE Westover. Helen's life was devoted to her family and she always put their needs before her own.

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I love the very first candle piece! It would make a great addition to my Halloween decor. How was your Halloween?

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