Wednesday, December 24, 2008
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2 comments:
Nice one, Kat! A little bit city, and a little bit country. A blend that's very easy on the ears. Go to sleep, everyone.
Thanks, Dan
I like to post this or a radio program on Christmas Eve. I went through my files and found the poem read, by of all people, Miss Frances of Ding Dong School. It was just horrid.
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