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Saturday, December 30, 2006
Lunch with Songbird
Songbird's Lunch at the Mockingbird Cafe in Bay St. Louis. She chose the "Radley", a delicious roast beef /red onion/horseradish mayonaise/lettuce sandwich with thick potato chips.
You didn't think anyone would notith? Chin, Tillie, and Princeth notithed and they wanted to know if there were leftovers. shhhh, don't tell our mom...she doesn't let uth have them. Having to use our Mom's blogger account since she says we aren't old enuff. Ruff.
I'm green with envy, not at the thought of horseradish and onion.
I think I have decided that before I die I want to do a Revgal tour.
This will entail a worldwind trip around mainly US and UK, where I can turn up, see the face, hear the voice, give a huge hug, and sit down to a meal and just meet the wonderful women that have been such a blessing to me over the past year.
Songbird's Lunch at the Mockingbird Cafe in Bay St. Louis. She chose the "Radley", a delicious roast beef /red onion/horseradish mayonaise/lettuce sandwich with thick potato chips.
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Yeth, those are her teethmarks. I didn't think anyone would notice...
You didn't think anyone would notith? Chin, Tillie, and Princeth notithed and they wanted to know if there were leftovers. shhhh, don't tell our mom...she doesn't let uth have them.
Having to use our Mom's blogger account since she says we aren't old enuff. Ruff.
Envious.
Why am i not there?
I am envious that songbird can eat both onions AND horseradish fearing not the onslaught of gastro-intestinal fires from Hades!!
A Happy New Year to you all
I'm green with envy, not at the thought of horseradish and onion.
I think I have decided that before I die I want to do a Revgal tour.
This will entail a worldwind trip around mainly US and UK, where I can turn up, see the face, hear the voice, give a huge hug, and sit down to a meal and just meet the wonderful women that have been such a blessing to me over the past year.
I think I had the Atticus.
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