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- busy Monday
- Sugar Beach
- accomplished and gorgeous lawyer marries some actor
- Halifax here I come.
- when I'm 64
- a new old year
- Emma Watson - Hermione no more
- blessings
- cartoon from today's "Star"
- Farewell Stratford - yo Word on the Street
- "King Lear" and an old love
- good news, and Alice
- FDR and Dad
- on the bus again
- launch pix
- book #2 launched
- the coolest neighbourhood in the world
- praise from a John Girl
- The son of a terrorist speaks of peace
- Bikestock 2014
- No comment
- Saturday, 7 p.m.
- Here, there and everywhere
- Karl Ove Knausgaard's memoir
- Phooey!
- home page
- the hot pink gazelle
- failure guaranteed
- Wicked!
- the internet and spam from me
- still no 'net
- Ryerson's "True to Life" starts tonight.
- THIRD!
- inviting you to the book launch
- more Festival
- the Cabbagetown Festival
- not being Angie and Brad
- note from a happy student
- creative non-fiction workshop in Toronto
- the reject pile
- Eli catches a fish
- new skills
- another student in Facts and Arguments
- The Brian Epstein Story
- Goodreads: William Shakespeare and moi
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Respect... The hot pink gazelle is awesome!
ReplyDeleteWell, you didn't hear the gazelle snorting and gasping for breath just a bit later ... but thanks, Sandra!
ReplyDeleteI know the feeling... Ran a 5 K last year for the second (and probably the last) time!
ReplyDeleteBrava - you did it! The thing is - just entering is the victory, and finishing. It doesn't matter how long it takes, what's important is to enter and finish, in running as in just about everything. And that's my message to you for today.
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