Subject: limo colorblind

From: "Gwendoline D. Oconnor" <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 18 May 2007 23:54:26 +0300

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One can overhear La Magnani as Camilla coaching Harlequin in his capers during the repeat.
Oh, it's the finest thing!
Cat Peake hangs out on a neighbor's porch on the Historic Circle.
I can't wait to get to the fiendish Jacobite plots and stuff.
I've never heard of anyone taming a Gray Dire Cat before, but if I do it and survive, I shall name him Leroy. A mad world, my masters.
Also in antique European headgear news, I saw a fellow in downtown DC wearing a reproduction French World War I cap (a bonnet de police, not a kepi) the other day. His head now rests on a shelf at the Museum's Paul E. As this illustration, one of Josef Lada's famous images from The Good Soldier Svejk, clearly shows.
His head now rests on a shelf at the Museum's Paul E. The Museum Cats have hunkered down for the duration, and after I put the pork roast into go in the oven, I'm going to take a nap.
It's a rare 1976 open cab Peterbilt pumper belonging to the Clinton (Maryland) Volunteer Fire Department. Much hilarity and bloodshed ensues.
Did they think people wouldn't remember?
I read my book - The Fall of the House of Habsburg, by Edward Crankshaw - very exciting - which distracted me from the uproar of the Chinese variety show playing on the bus TVs.
1711-1769), Saw ye a Lassie of Fifteen Years from his Caledonian Pocket Companion.
Everyone else is marking Mozart's big birthday bash, so why shouldn't we? I admit that it's a sobering thought that this site may be influencing Big Media.
Evey (Natalie Portman) scarfs down her eggy, and then helps fight oppression.
Evey (Natalie Portman) scarfs down her eggy, and then helps fight oppression.
to him - he studiously looked away from me - ignored me. Right - didn't have the opportunity to fight oppression today, though; will do it tomorrow. And Snarleyyow is indeed a fiendish doggy. Above, a charming "Peaceable Kingdom" type snap - Leroy, the lion, lying down with the calamare. The Museum Cats have hunkered down for the duration, and after I put the pork roast into go in the oven, I'm going to take a nap. I tried climbing Sugarloaf once, but tragically, I came down with high altitude sickness and had to be evacuated.
Beats me - but thank you for your kind attention. I promise not to use it as a force for good.
All in all, not a bad trip, except for the scary lady touts.
Forget Chinese fire drills - Chinese bus stops are where the action is. You heard it here first.
I tried climbing Sugarloaf once, but tragically, I came down with high altitude sickness and had to be evacuated. For example, I came up with a new variety of Very Angry Squid - Soreteuthis.
Also in antique European headgear news, I saw a fellow in downtown DC wearing a reproduction French World War I cap (a bonnet de police, not a kepi) the other day.

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