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	<title>Comments on: To Frame or Not to Frame?</title>
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		<title>By: julie dagle</title>
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		<description>This post was very helpful.  I live in a queen Ann victorian house and I love to decorate with artwork.  I have spent a lot of time deciding just how i will frame a peice.  I learned long ago not to buy anything I don&#039;t love for it&#039;s own sake, that way I will not tire of it. I own a wonderful oil of a man sitting in a train station mostly in blacks, silver and gold. He hangs in my hallway and every night I see this painting on my way to bed. The painting is framed in a beautiful gold and silver wood frame. It took a long time to get him there since the painting had to be restored before it could be framed.  great article. thanks.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This post was very helpful.  I live in a queen Ann victorian house and I love to decorate with artwork.  I have spent a lot of time deciding just how i will frame a peice.  I learned long ago not to buy anything I don&#39;t love for it&#39;s own sake, that way I will not tire of it. I own a wonderful oil of a man sitting in a train station mostly in blacks, silver and gold. He hangs in my hallway and every night I see this painting on my way to bed. The painting is framed in a beautiful gold and silver wood frame. It took a long time to get him there since the painting had to be restored before it could be framed.  great article. thanks.</p>
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		<title>By: julie dagle</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 16 May 2006 16:58:31 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>This post was very helpful.  I live in a queen Ann victorian house and I love to decorate with artwork.  I have spent a lot of time deciding just how i will frame a peice.  I learned long ago not to buy anything I don&#039;t love for it&#039;s own sake, that way I will not tire of it. I own a wonderful oil of a man sitting in a train station mostly in blacks, silver and gold. He hangs in my hallway and every night I see this painting on my way to bed. The painting is framed in a beautiful gold and silver wood frame. It took a long time to get him there since the painting had to be restored before it could be framed.  great article. thanks.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This post was very helpful.  I live in a queen Ann victorian house and I love to decorate with artwork.  I have spent a lot of time deciding just how i will frame a peice.  I learned long ago not to buy anything I don&#8217;t love for it&#8217;s own sake, that way I will not tire of it. I own a wonderful oil of a man sitting in a train station mostly in blacks, silver and gold. He hangs in my hallway and every night I see this painting on my way to bed. The painting is framed in a beautiful gold and silver wood frame. It took a long time to get him there since the painting had to be restored before it could be framed.  great article. thanks.</p>
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