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Hahah I was the 69th like

Low key, Sasha Grey is actually a good actress

Ya se había emocionado el compa

Me encantó ❤️

Lmao at 0:17 they used witney Cummings acting like that was his wife lmao

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this is the most painful, most gruesome down right dirty SH*ty story i ever heard, OOOOOUCH!

Show different ways in Georgia. Compare like Atlanta to Roswell or Savannah.

I’ve been pacing back and forth for this season 🔥🔥🔥

Ame a esta mujer su felicidad su energia es algo que se siente se transmite yo a mis 23 años me gustaria tener la energia que tiene esta mujer mis respetos

This is far more thorough and empathetic than I originally thought it would be, so I highly commend you. I've done light conservation work in the past...mostly varnish removal as well as surface dirt/tobacco staining, re-lining of disintegrating canvas, and VERY light retouching of lost color. None of it has been on anything remotely expensive or significant, but let me tell ya: it's still daunting work. One wrong move or miscalculation of how far you can edit/manipulate a piece of art and it could be damaged irreparably. Think of a surgeon working on an incredibly fragile patient. But the surgery doesn't last just a few hours; it goes on for days, weeks, months. When she got permission to fix the painting (which I believe fully she did, because if not and she did the work in the church -- even for a day -- someone would have seen it and stopped her. If she took it home to do the work, someone would have noticed it missing), the person giving the permission was probably just as unschooled on how much training and experience a good restorer must have. Essentially an art restorer must be both an artist AND a scientist... and they're quite expensive. Many institutions wouldn't be willing to pay what a fine art restorer would charge because on the surface to a lay-person, they're just filling in the blanks. So they would jump at the chance for an artist/parishioner to do it out of love, if the parishioner honestly felt she could pull it off. If an institution allows a person to restore a piece for free or paltry amount (and they don't check references and examples of past work), they are essentially saying that the art is worth nothing to them and therefore they are the ones to blame if it goes wrong, not the artist. Ok, the artist is a bit to blame, too. ; - )