two thousand nine
YEAR IN REVIEW: Take the first sentence (or two) from the first post of each month of 2009. That's your year in review.
January:
ney year..new rules. i don't ,means thta beacausae i'm sure the old rules work just fine.
February:
not change.
March:
norwegian wood.
April:
A bouquet of purple kale
May:
"Game, set and match to English. The masters had been mastered by it. It would yield to an alphabetical order but to nothing else."
June:
Outline for final paper for History of the English Language
July:
supreme.
August:
"farting is close to pooping"
September:
across america students learn start the lawn mower, shopping cart and the sprinkler.
October:
only on eawkward bit.
November:
no noam.
December:
YEAR IN REVIEW: Take the first sentence (or two) from the first post of each month of 2009. That's your year in review.
[WHOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA]
January:
ney year..new rules. i don't ,means thta beacausae i'm sure the old rules work just fine.
February:
not change.
March:
norwegian wood.
April:
A bouquet of purple kale
May:
"Game, set and match to English. The masters had been mastered by it. It would yield to an alphabetical order but to nothing else."
June:
Outline for final paper for History of the English Language
July:
supreme.
August:
"farting is close to pooping"
September:
across america students learn start the lawn mower, shopping cart and the sprinkler.
October:
only on eawkward bit.
November:
no noam.
December:
YEAR IN REVIEW: Take the first sentence (or two) from the first post of each month of 2009. That's your year in review.
[WHOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA]