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05 January 2010
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Sorry, but I bet no one's listening from Iraq, Afghanistan, or Pakistan right now. ;)
ReplyDeleteI love Frank and tap-dancing (watching it).
ReplyDeleteYou might enjoy my post today about my mother who was a dancer:
http://tossingitout.blogspot.com/2010/01/my-moms-dancer-photos.html
Lee