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Preserving a silly memento

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From: Pam Stephens (pgstephens_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Sun Dec 30 2001 - 11:43:47 PST

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This past Friday I was given a wonderful early birthday surprise when my =
husband flew me half way across the country to catch a performance of =
the Blue Man Group. Well, as luck would have it, we met the Blue Men =
and one "autographed" my ticket with a blue lip imprint. What a hoot! =20

My question: I'd like to preserve this silly memento, but wonder what on =
earth you do to preserve grease paint on a ticket stub? My only thought =
is an acid-free mount inside a shadow box sort of something.

Any other ideas? The lip print is too close to the edge to effectively =
mat the ticket. And I doubt that the grease paint will ever dry enough =
to put the thing in a scrap book.

Pam=20

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