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Doctor Penguin at 02:53, 25 October 2010

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	== Senyora Suaumama ==		== Senyora Suaumama ==

	[[Image:The childhood of rubio.jpg]]		[[Image:The childhood of rubio.jpg\|500x500px\|thumb\|center]]

	Ah yes, that Painting. It never fails to bring a smile.		Ah yes, that Painting. It never fails to bring a smile.

Doctor Penguin at 19:11, 24 October 2010

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	That is me as an infant with Senyora Suaumama, my ~~dida~~, you call her a wetnurse. She was also my first tutor. ~~She was a~~ very kind and generous woman; exquisitely warm and affectionate. She read to me between feeding sessions when I was an infant and in the painting you can see me reading to her just a few months later. Did you know that I could read and talk before I could walk? Even as an baby I was a great philosopher.		That is me as an infant with Senyora Suaumama, my Dida, you would call her a wetnurse. She was also my first tutor. A very kind and generous woman; exquisitely warm and affectionate. She read to me between feeding sessions when I was an infant and in the painting you can see me reading to her just a few months later. Did you know that I could read and talk before I could walk? Even as an baby I was a great philosopher.


	The painting was only properly displayed once, during the Feast of Sant Benedict on the year of my birth. There was an entire set of family portraits unveiled, of which this was but one. During the feast though, there was an incident. One of the sort that happen when gossip and jealousy raise their ugly heads at such affairs. By the end of it Mother had been raised to such a state of agitation and anger that she ordered that all of the guests were to leave immediately and that all of the decorations and paintings were to be destroyed.		The painting was only properly displayed once, during the Feast of Sant Benedict on the year of my birth. There was an entire set of family portraits unveiled, of which this was but the minorest one. During the feast though, there was an incident. One of the sort that happen when gossip and jealousy raise their ugly heads at such affairs. By the end of it Mother had been raised to such a state of agitation and anger that she ordered that all of the guests were to leave immediately and that all of the decorations and paintings were to be destroyed.


	The next day my ~~dida~~ was dismissed. It was said that the Senyora was taking improprieties, though the details were never made clear to me and I was too small to understand at the time. In my heart of hearts, though, I fear it was a mother’s jealousy that was my dida’s undoing. For you see the Duchess, my mother, took over the Senyora’s duties after she left.		The next day my Dida was dismissed. It was said that the Senyora was taking improprieties, though the details were never made clear to me and I was too small to understand at the time. In my heart of hearts, though, I fear it was a mother’s jealousy that was my dida’s undoing. For you see the Duchess, my mother, took over the Senyora’s duties after she left.

Doctor Penguin at 18:14, 24 October 2010

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	The painting was only properly displayed once, during the Feast of Sant Benedict on the year of my birth. There was an entire set of family portraits unveiled, of which this was but one. During the feast there was an incident~~, one~~ of the sort that happen when gossip and jealousy raise their ugly heads at such affairs. By the end of it Mother had been raised to such a state of agitation and anger that she ordered that all of the guests were to leave immediately and that all of the decorations and paintings were to be destroyed.		The painting was only properly displayed once, during the Feast of Sant Benedict on the year of my birth. There was an entire set of family portraits unveiled, of which this was but one. During the feast though, there was an incident. One of the sort that happen when gossip and jealousy raise their ugly heads at such affairs. By the end of it Mother had been raised to such a state of agitation and anger that she ordered that all of the guests were to leave immediately and that all of the decorations and paintings were to be destroyed.


	The next day my dida was dismissed. It was said that the Senyora was taking improprieties, though the details were never made clear to me and I was too small to understand at the time. In my heart of hearts, though, I fear it was a mother’s jealousy that was my dida’s undoing. ~~The~~ Duchess, my mother, took over the Senyora’s duties after she left.		The next day my dida was dismissed. It was said that the Senyora was taking improprieties, though the details were never made clear to me and I was too small to understand at the time. In my heart of hearts, though, I fear it was a mother’s jealousy that was my dida’s undoing. For you see the Duchess, my mother, took over the Senyora’s duties after she left.

Doctor Penguin at 18:12, 24 October 2010

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	That is me as an infant with Senyora Suaumama, my dida, you call her a wetnurse. She was also my first tutor. She was a very kind and generous woman; exquisitely warm and affectionate. She read to me between feeding sessions when I was an infant and in the painting you can see me reading her just a few months later. Did you know that I could read and talk before I could walk? Even as an baby I was a great philosopher.		That is me as an infant with Senyora Suaumama, my dida, you call her a wetnurse. She was also my first tutor. She was a very kind and generous woman; exquisitely warm and affectionate. She read to me between feeding sessions when I was an infant and in the painting you can see me reading to her just a few months later. Did you know that I could read and talk before I could walk? Even as an baby I was a great philosopher.

Doctor Penguin at 18:10, 24 October 2010

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	== Senyora Suaumama ==		== Senyora Suaumama ==

	[[Image:The childhood of rubio.jpg~~\|500x500px~~]]		[[Image:The childhood of rubio.jpg]]

	Ah yes, that Painting. It never fails to bring a smile.		Ah yes, that Painting. It never fails to bring a smile.

74.229.185.14 at 17:55, 23 October 2010

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	The painting was only properly displayed once, during the Feast of Sant ~~Juliàn~~ on the year of my birth. There was an entire set of family portraits unveiled, of which this was but one. During the feast there was an incident, one of the sort that happen when gossip and jealousy raise their ugly heads at such affairs. By the end of it Mother had been raised to such a state of agitation and anger that she ordered that all of the guests were to leave immediately and that all of the decorations and paintings were to be destroyed.		The painting was only properly displayed once, during the Feast of Sant Benedict on the year of my birth. There was an entire set of family portraits unveiled, of which this was but one. During the feast there was an incident, one of the sort that happen when gossip and jealousy raise their ugly heads at such affairs. By the end of it Mother had been raised to such a state of agitation and anger that she ordered that all of the guests were to leave immediately and that all of the decorations and paintings were to be destroyed.

Doctor Penguin at 16:56, 22 October 2010

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	The Senyora? Some say that she took holy orders after she was dismissed. Others say she was killed by bandits. I have always hoped that she travelled to a foreign land and after many adventures married a prince, but that is just my own imagining.		The Senyora? Some say that she took holy orders after she was dismissed. Others say she was killed by bandits. I have always hoped that she travelled to a foreign land and after many adventures married a prince, but that is just my own imagining.

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Doctor Penguin at 16:52, 22 October 2010

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	~~Image~~=~~[[Image:The childhood of rubio.jpg\|500x500px]]~~		== Senyora Suaumama ==

	Ah yes, that Painting. It never fails to ~~make me~~ smile.		[[Image:The childhood of rubio.jpg\|500x500px]]

			Ah yes, that Painting. It never fails to bring a smile.


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	The painting was only properly displayed once, during the Feast of Sant Juliàn on the year of my birth. There was an entire set of family portraits unveiled, of which this was but one. During the feast there was an incident, one of the sort that happen when gossip and jealousy raise their ugly heads at such affairs. By the end of it Mother had been raised to such a state of agitation that she ordered all the guests to leave and that all of the decorations and paintings were to be destroyed.		The painting was only properly displayed once, during the Feast of Sant Juliàn on the year of my birth. There was an entire set of family portraits unveiled, of which this was but one. During the feast there was an incident, one of the sort that happen when gossip and jealousy raise their ugly heads at such affairs. By the end of it Mother had been raised to such a state of agitation and anger that she ordered that all of the guests were to leave immediately and that all of the decorations and paintings were to be destroyed.


	The next day my dida was dismissed. It was said that the Senyora was taking improprieties, though the details were never made clear to me and I was too small to understand at the time. In my heart of hearts, though I fear it was a mother’s jealousy that was my dida’s undoing. The Duchess, my mother, took over the Senyora’s duties after ~~that~~.		The next day my dida was dismissed. It was said that the Senyora was taking improprieties, though the details were never made clear to me and I was too small to understand at the time. In my heart of hearts, though, I fear it was a mother’s jealousy that was my dida’s undoing. The Duchess, my mother, took over the Senyora’s duties after she left.


	I found the painting years later at my family’s estate in Lyonesse. A servant, either through kindness or laziness, had simply taken down and stored the paintings, rather than destroying them. I took it with me when I moved my residence to Valentin~~. I~~ hung it above the mantel to remind me of my youth and to lighten my mood when it is dark~~, but~~ I always take it down if the Duchess is in attendence.		I found the painting years later at my family’s estate in Lyonesse. A servant, either through kindness or laziness, had simply taken down and stored the paintings rather than destroying them. I took it with me when I moved my residence to Valentin and hung it above the mantel to remind me of my youth and to lighten my mood when it is dark. Being evermindful of decorum I always take it down if the Duchess is to be in attendence.


	The Senyora? Some say that she took holy orders after she was dismissed. Others say she was killed by bandits. I have always ~~imagined~~ that she travelled to a foreign land and after many adventures married a prince, but that is just my own imagining		The Senyora? Some say that she took holy orders after she was dismissed. Others say she was killed by bandits. I have always hoped that she travelled to a foreign land and after many adventures married a prince, but that is just my own imagining.

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Ah yes, that Painting. It never fails to make me smile.

That is me as an infant with Senyora Suaumama, my dida, you call her a wetnurse. She was also my first tutor. She was a very kind and generous woman; exquisitely warm and affectionate. She read to me between feeding sessions when I was an infant and in the painting you can see me reading her just a few months later. Did you know that I could read and talk before I could walk? Even as an baby I was a great philosopher.

The painting was only properly displayed once, during the Feast of Sant Juliàn on the year of my birth. There was an entire set of family portraits unveiled, of which this was but one. During the feast there was an incident, one of the sort that happen when gossip and jealousy raise their ugly heads at such affairs. By the end of it Mother had been raised to such a state of agitation that she ordered all the guests to leave and that all of the decorations and paintings were to be destroyed.

The next day my dida was dismissed. It was said that the Senyora was taking improprieties, though the details were never made clear to me and I was too small to understand at the time. In my heart of hearts, though I fear it was a mother’s jealousy that was my dida’s undoing. The Duchess, my mother, took over the Senyora’s duties after that.

I found the painting years later at my family’s estate in Lyonesse. A servant, either through kindness or laziness, had simply taken down and stored the paintings, rather than destroying them. I took it with me when I moved my residence to Valentin. I hung it above the mantel to remind me of my youth and to lighten my mood when it is dark, but I always take it down if the Duchess is in attendence.

The Senyora? Some say that she took holy orders after she was dismissed. Others say she was killed by bandits. I have always imagined that she travelled to a foreign land and after many adventures married a prince, but that is just my own imagining