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Date Posted: 07:12:02 06/10/05 Fri
Author: EB
Subject: No that's me :)
In reply to: Femok 's message, "Hey EG!" on 11:26:29 06/08/05 Wed

and yes I know, I'm a loyal fan, I get updates from Quinlan Road. Isn't it great!!!

I can't wait for her new album to come out either!

On June 9, Loreena was officially appointed an ambassador to the Hans Christian Andersen bicentenary, HCA2005.

At a ceremony at the Metropolitan United Church in Toronto led by H. E. Poul Erik Dam Kristensen, Denmark�s Ambassador to Canada, Loreena joined dancer Veronica Tennant and writer John Ralston Saul as Canada�s official representatives to the year-long celebration of the 200th anniversary of the birth of the much-loved author.

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[> [> Wow, that's a strange connection -- Femok, 09:10:33 06/10/05 Fri [1]

I wonder how they selected an author, a ballerina and a musician with no particular ties to Denmark or Danish culture?

I started trying to remember names of Hans Christian Andersen's tales and found this site, for some reason incorrectly titled "Aesop's Fables". I remembered a few of them, but there were many more that I hadn't heard of. I think my favourite as a kid was "The Wild Swans", but the wierdest one I remember was "The Top and the Ball"

Tales of H.C.A.

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