> > I also bought for him a Seiko wristwatch which
> > was something he described to me when I asked him what
> > style of watch to get. Movado was my first choice, but too
> > pricey for me to do. So, Seiko had this really fabulous
> > thing in the store where I was shopping that had just the
> > exact features that Jim said he favored. He loved it. It
> > was blue faced plain, no numbers, on a stainless steel
> > band.
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> Yes, and he wears it always ...
If you intend to reply to me, it is not consistent to block access to your lovely images. But I don't think you intend to reply to me, only to trash me and in the eyes of others. I suppose if I had my say on that, I'd ban you for that. But, you could be happy that I don't. But I did buy Jim small gifts which I enjoyed giving to him, and the Jim you picture and have met is the elder Jim, to whom I bought no gifts, but do proffer the affection of friendship in the spirit of cousin. You met the elder Jim, and have not met the composer. However, the elder Jim as he says, did have input into the themes to which the composer put his music.
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