[David Mason]

That's all make-up, Rory.

[Rick Mullin]

Wonderful interview, Tim. You are a tolerant and forthcoming interviewee--you answer the question. Quite engaging.

[David Anthony]

Fascinating interview.
You gave a very confident performance, Tim.

[Tim Murphy]

Thanks, David, Rick, David, and Rory. Mason is right, it's the make-up. I'm really looking forward to doing a show on the Psalms. I'll take one of the shorties, 131 or 133, and put up comparative versions, KJV, RSV, and Sullivan/Zohar metrical, then teach the High Plains why meter rocks.

I am much more comfortable on radio, having as the old joke goes, "a face made for radio," and a great deal of experience in that medium. In response to this appearance, the main reaction I've been getting is that my hair has to be fake.

Concerned, David A., to hear about the lens implants. Glad to hear it went well.

[Jesse Anger]

I enjoyed this quite a bit. Two Hands Prairie is a real gem.

J

[Tim Murphy]

Thanks Jesse. Michael Cantor helped with the best line:
"the bow lies broken by the beaded quiver."

[Rory Waterman]

Well, then, Tim: you look good in make-up.