Booger Wilson liked to paint. He liked to create beautiful portraits on the canvases he bought at yard sales. No one knew Booger Wilson was an artist. Most people assumed Booger Wilson was out creating mischief when – in fact – he could often be found arranging apples in a bowl to create a still life. He had dozens of paintings around the musty old garage. He had still life studies and portraits of people who lived in his imagination. He wasn’t secretive about the paintings. He wasn’t embarrassed. He just didn’t advertise it. 
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