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Subject: Baig rambly postage

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Date Posted: Tue, Mar 02 2004, 5:30:17 pm PST

Glad you all liked that story of Brian's. I had thought the same thing as you almond.As if clowns weren't enough puppets freak me out now.

rack thanks so much for posting your repost on Alyson Hannigan's stage debut. I'm sorry about all that waiting and not being able to see her in the end.

kung fu cowboy well, how did it go?

mango Hi there *s* Great to see someone else talking about Wonderfalls - I got to see the firt 15 minutes of the pilot last year and it looks incredible. If I didn't know better I would have thought the guy who directed Amelie and City Of The Lost Children had directed it. I cannot wait until March 12th...Anyway the premise goes something like this; our main character is a girl who works at the souvenier shop at Niagra Falls. During work one day something happens and she is able to interact with inanimate objects who bear the likeness of animals - they speak to her and they advise her to do/not do/say certain things. In the end we find out that they are telling her things that will allow her to help others.

Ok Teddy although tardy my track of the week is in harmony with yours. A trio from Mozart's Cosi Fan Tutti called Soave Sia Il Vento. One of the loviliest pieces of music written for voices. I was lucky enough to sing it once. I owe your guardian a classical music compilation - please tell him I did not forget I just have a bad case of white rabbititis.

dogtrot happy to hear you had a good time at the Angel event - thanks for sharing your thoughts and the pics too!

{{hugs}} to Emilyboo, gothicwoman, lionhunter and her supremeliness

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