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April 1970 Y2 MINNIE EVANS 3 ME: No NHS: Tell me about the angel book. ME: Well there's nothing new. I just paint the pictures and I call them - because every one I got - this one's got - let's see some angels in them and they are different ones. NHS: That's a nice one. ME: Do you like that? NHS: Yes I do. Are these all painted? Or are they crayons? ME: Painted NHS: All painted? ME: Yes mam, every one in this book. They are not crayons. Whatever And so I just - NHS: What about that one? ME: Nothing, I just these are some of the dream s'es that I dreamt that I told you about. The one like Dr. Swartz taken with those pictures on it. NHS: What about the S'es? ME: The doctor from down to your home they were NHS: What about S? What does it mean? ME: These? Oh, I dreamt that I saw those little S'es walking around with this was money on their heads. NHS: Oh, that's the money, that's the money Isee. ME: See there there money on their heads, and their tails was money. They were walking around shaking their tails like a duck do, did. NHS: I see ME: It was all new money. That was my dream so I've been doing those little S'es every since. Now he favor Abe Lincoln. NHS: Oh, that's interesting ME: Everyone of these is different. I could just pick up and do something right now. This is my last one. I think it's, that's the last one there. Funny I don't tear them out. I just go ahead and fix the book. NHS: Well if it's an angel book, I think it's nice to leave them in the book.