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Nice photo/painting/ ok. I don't know. My first impression was that it was a Sim neighborhood. The music is a great touch-a jazzy Andy Griffith. Cool.
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In the 17th century, Baroque was a style of artistic expression
marked by its juxtaposition of contrasting elements. Painting,
sculpture, architecture, and music described as Baroque often use
complex forms and bold ornamentation.

In its day, the baroque style was a much admired standard. Today,
the word is often used to describe something that is ornamental to an
extravagant or bizarre degree.

Baroque can also be used to describe an irregularly shaped gem. This
meaning is closest to the word's roots. In the 1700s, baroque was
borrowed from the French, which in turn was derived from the
Portuguese barroco (a pearl of irregular shape).
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Hello Howdy,

I did actually take the
time to read your entire
blog, which I thought
was terribly amusing.
I admire your wordplay
and eloquence of language.

Saskia (Oxford U.)
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