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If like Jim you're still suffering from the 'Blue Monday' come-down, apart from a little warm Cassandra Wilson, may I suggest this book I'm reading at the moment: life-affirming stuff.
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If like Jim you're still suffering from the 'Blue Monday' come-down, apart from a little warm Cassandra Wilson, may I suggest this book I'm reading at the moment: life-affirming stuff.
My sentiments exactly. Great minds think alike E.N.
poor ol' Jim..
Strange, I had the most fun for ages.
If you remove the fear of death, can fear of public nudity be far behind?
John Irving convinced me of the therapeutic value of other peoples comedic tragedies in "The World According To Garp".
Thanks for the life affirming stuff.
that blue monday the 19th came stalling and clutch-popping around the corner and parked on me today...wha'sit? the 24th?
yea.
blam.
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