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Hear, hear! I shall print that out and pin it to my neighbour's door later on. Also: if it so happens...B-u-x on redistributing the kitty quotient
How wonderful that you would pay homage to little old me. I love the kitty headband, great photo! Bxwendy on out of the closet
Kay, you so bad you good! Clothes sharing is excellent, I miss not having my brothers wardrobe nearby to dip...Kay Guest on out of the closet
Now, you really shouldn't let people know that the men's sweaters or jumpers as you call them are cheaper! That...Kay Guest on bing bong cuckoo
What a wonderful post on the Sylvac rabbits and look how many people have seen it! (I even wonder...Kay Guest on help getting dressed
No hats? Wow, things have changed since I lived there in the 80's.wendy on bing bong cuckoo
Kay - Your husband does sound very clever. The Rabbits are Sylvac, my first post dedicated to them is...wendy on bing bong cuckoo
Bux - gosh that sounds tragic. You and your neightbours may need fixing to enable you to embrace the heart...wendy on bing bong cuckoo
When I go into a house with either no indoor plants, or no mechanical clocks the house always feel's lacking...Will Watts on bing bong cuckoo
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my old clock hangs silently on the wall, I had to snuff out the chimes because it was keeping us...Kay Guest on bing bong cuckoo
Wow, what beautiful clocks. I love the sound of the Westminster chimes so I would love your house. I...Kay Guest on why are you taking pictures of shoes?
That made me smile, thinking you of your twirling with no one looking. Watch out, you'll be skipping next!...wendy on why are you taking pictures of shoes?
I'm with you Kay! I was too conformist to join them, though I did run down a corridor and twirl...
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May 31st, 2007
Back in the day when I made mix tapes for friends, photos of unmade beds were always used as the cassette or CD covers (well, for about 3 times in collection of love songs). Not being of the creative type, ideas tend to get recycled, hoping recipients would not exchange notes.
I have amassed a few such black and white photos and am happy to see Wendy’s effort matching the quality of those in the repertoire.
A poem of silence? The next mix CD with that photo on the cover will have to include John Cage’s 4’33″.
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