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:[[User:Jpecore]] - Thanks for sending me the MAGICPEDIA Welcome. Appreciate it. As for my little collectibles business --- we did have shops, first one in Alexandria for several years in the Mount Vernon Antique Center on Richmond Hwy., then later moved to one on Liberia Ave. in Manassas in an Antiques Mall for a little over a year. Currently we're operating mostly on-line, and even that has been somewhat dormant for several months now, due to family obligations, often on short notice, that have called us out-of-town frequently to Upstate New York. If, and when, we do crank back up, or revive our business in a shop or booth somewhere, I'll let you know. Thanks again for your nice welcome to MAGICPEDIA. I've always enjoyed having it available, and am really enjoying getting more engaged now as a registered user/editor. [[User:Professor JR|Professor JR]] 15:36, 17 July 2015 (EST) | :[[User:Jpecore]] - Thanks for sending me the MAGICPEDIA Welcome. Appreciate it. As for my little collectibles business --- we did have shops, first one in Alexandria for several years in the Mount Vernon Antique Center on Richmond Hwy., then later moved to one on Liberia Ave. in Manassas in an Antiques Mall for a little over a year. Currently we're operating mostly on-line, and even that has been somewhat dormant for several months now, due to family obligations, often on short notice, that have called us out-of-town frequently to Upstate New York. If, and when, we do crank back up, or revive our business in a shop or booth somewhere, I'll let you know. Thanks again for your nice welcome to MAGICPEDIA. I've always enjoyed having it available, and am really enjoying getting more engaged now as a registered user/editor. [[User:Professor JR|Professor JR]] 15:36, 17 July 2015 (EST) | ||
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This user is an Amateur magician. |
Welcome!
Hello, Professor JR, and welcome to MagicPedia! Thank you for your contributions. I hope you like the place and decide to stay to contribute some more!.
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gallery/shop?
Great profile. Where is your gallery/shop in Virginia? You can email if you prefer. Thanks again for all the updates. Joe P.
- User:Jpecore - Thanks for sending me the MAGICPEDIA Welcome. Appreciate it. As for my little collectibles business --- we did have shops, first one in Alexandria for several years in the Mount Vernon Antique Center on Richmond Hwy., then later moved to one on Liberia Ave. in Manassas in an Antiques Mall for a little over a year. Currently we're operating mostly on-line, and even that has been somewhat dormant for several months now, due to family obligations, often on short notice, that have called us out-of-town frequently to Upstate New York. If, and when, we do crank back up, or revive our business in a shop or booth somewhere, I'll let you know. Thanks again for your nice welcome to MAGICPEDIA. I've always enjoyed having it available, and am really enjoying getting more engaged now as a registered user/editor. Professor JR 15:36, 17 July 2015 (EST)
Thank you
Thanks for the idea of developing a "Thank You" badge!
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Extending a salute, with the tip of a magic wand on the brim of my tophat, as a "Thank You" . |
