PWCC at the National?

[MULLINS5]

Originally Posted by Aquarian Sports Cards

I'm guessing the answer is "Yup."

Just ask the writer of the article about his showplace home in 1859 Oregon Magazine

"The façade of Betsy and Brent Huigens’...

...is as traditional as it gets"

https://1859oregonmagazine.com/live/...sign-portland/

It was this character that Huigens and her husband sought to preserve when they bought the house in early 2016. While previous homeowners had made changes to the interior, including a kitchen remodel and painting the den’s woodwork white, the Huigens weren’t interested in making further alterations that might prove out-of-sync. Instead, they restored all of the old wooden windows and retooled glitchy door hardware. When it came time to decorate, the couple needed an interior designer who could help them express their personal style and ensure functionality for their family, while still respecting the house’s traditional shell."

Think they have the same stance on altering cards.

[DJCollector1]

Originally Posted by MULLINS5

Think they have the same stance on altering cards.

I didn't comment on that article when I first read it, but I thought exactly the same "same stance on altering cards" as you did.

[samosa4u]

Here is the comment - HILARIOUS!

[Johnny630]

Originally Posted by samosa4u

Here is the comment - HILARIOUS!

Lmao

[Tennis13]

Originally Posted by samosa4u

Here is the comment - HILARIOUS!

I believe this headline answers it in the story?

Oregon Design: restoring and revealing rather than replacing