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And here I thought this was going to be a desperate plea for Dag to make an honest woman of you Liz!
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Heh. We told my cousin's wife that. They did get divorced (my cousin's a moron) and I think my aunt mourned more than my cousin did.
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I finally addressed all the little packages I have promised people for a while. Ok, for MONTHS, like six or more. My husband did NOT praise me at all, wither, and brought up the whole six month thing.
Anyway, many of you should be getting some music soon.
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I popped a book in there, too, because it was a big envelope. It feels so good to have that pile of unaddressed envelopes all ready to go. I really do think I should have received some husbandly praise for it.
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Yes! Although it is sad that I need his stamp of approval, I guess he is just too much of a mail to be sensitive.
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The farmer had 26 cows, named A-Z. The third youngest was not being cared for, and the humane society gave him a lecture. It worked - the farmer fed X the very next day.
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You shouldn't be, I'm a nice guy. But I'm a terrible golfer. The country club has special window-view seats for the best golfers. But I can't shoot 72, so I'm not allowed at the par sill.
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Oh, it's all about the mail. You want proof? Just ask my postwoman. I bet you'd love to meter.
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A catering truck crashed at the playground and threw foi gras everywhere in the bushes. It took forever to get the park hedge de-livered.
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Unfortunately, a troop of homeless guys were camped out under the hedge when the liver hit. One of them, named Philip, had to be taken to the hospital for any allergy. On the the way to the hospital, Philatelic the paramedics that he'd never pan-handle again.
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I thought it was so funny at the Rehab hospital. This guy had broken his knee, and had to ride in a wheelchair. He referrd to it as the Poor Knee Express.
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I finally addressed all the little packages I have promised people for a while. Ok, for MONTHS, like six or more. My husband did NOT praise me at all, wither, and brought up the whole six month thing.
Anyway, many of you should be getting some music soon.
Got mine today - thanks for the CDs and the book.
I'll play them as soon as they warm up enough not to get condensation on them.
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He has a series of books, but it isn't like a series, if that makes sense. Each book can be read on its own, but there is an overarching story line. There were two PBS movies based on the books which I thought were very well done. Lots of info about native law, which I am sure you will find of interest. I remember talking to a friend who is a lawyer on the Navajo reservation in Arizona . He said it was almost impossible to defend people, because they wouldn't talk, at least not how he needed them to.
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