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- Ms Baroque
- I am a poet, critic, copywriter, editor, conversationalist, style consultant, personal shopper, siren, and housemaid to the gods - at least they think they're gods. My live blog is Baroque in Hackney at W*rdpr*ss dot com.
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6 comments:
Hahaha!
*groan* :-)
- and also with you.
It took a visit to Wikipedia before I worked this one out.
I think I'm in need of a holiday...
China, I know. I love to spread the joy.
RTS, thanks - and also with you. This could go on forever...
Chippy, sure sounds like it. But it made you happy, righT?
ho ho... very good.
actually, the next line is:
"Let us offer each other the sign of peace."
In Anglican communion service, that is, not Star Wars. Would ruin the whole plot.
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