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Thursday, January 16, 2014

Vatwez Hetinkin: Paul Needs PWePLE

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John Paul 2 wins game of snapshot  Tic Tac Toe 

THE PLAYERS =  
A  pair of classroom Pauls + 6 Father Franks + 1 sky + Scrabble Beach (Newport, Oregon)
+ Jack McCarthy (w/audience of one holy Father) + 2 toy guns + 1 guitar  

The game was played on a margin-kissing surface from the Carpet Express in Rocky Point.

The oldest snapshot (≈1934) features my Uncle on a Harlem sidewalk. The "classroom Pauls"
are from Jefferson High School in South-Central Los Angeles.

The Scrabble board is the property of the Sylvia Beach Hotel.

Jack McCarthy performed for Monsignor Oliverio in Flushing, New York.

The winning snapshot commemorates the exact moment in 1998 when Pope John Paul II
promoted Father Frank to Monsignority.


                                                                                                                                              
Vatwez Hetinkin is an LCSoL photographer, under the auspices of  PWePLE ©
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2 comments:

  1. Vatwez looks just like his uncle, with the sun over his shoulders.

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  2. I'm thinkin' dat maybe you know Vatwez better than I do.

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