Observation 72
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"Sometimes life is so... I don't know. Ironic? Bizarre? The latest example:
the lead story on the news is still The Leak. But now it's the Wikileaks
releas...
2 days ago
A.E. Bayne
We love our way through this life like blankets thrown over chilled shoulders.
Profound or inane? You decide...
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2 comments:
I love the first and last of these. Looks like you had a fun snow day...and your little dog too!
I like the last one; it looks like em-brod-ery; very cool.
my word veri: When people from Pennsylvania say something belongs to them, they say, "It's mines." Don't know why, but this does happen.
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