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A Song of the Week...
...to lift my spirits. And surprise of surprises, it's a U2 song. Who'd have thunk it! But I love them and they make me happy and this is my favorite song on the new CD (which is quite good...more on that in a future post, of course).
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Ah, they've done it to me again! My boys in Keane have made me fall in love with them to an extent that cannot be described in the written or spoken word. I can only express my feelings with a series of guttural exclamations...mostly squeeing. There's also a bit of sighing involved as well.
Perfect Symmetry!
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Free!
The latest free offering from MoveOn.org. Celebratory Obama sticker! And they're purty.
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I have just stumbled upon the most awesome show ever on the Discovery Channel: Cash Cab. OMG! People answer trivia questions for money while being taxied to their destinations in NYC. Genius! -
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Every time I read a book about British people I feel compelled to drink copious amounts of tea because on every other darn page someone's put the kettle on or is sitting down for a cuppa. This past week I read Tipping the Velvet...because I'd bought it ages ago when I saw the BBC mini-series, but never got around to reading it and the Lesbian Guild ( Read more... ) -
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Got the new Radiohead album. Cost me 0 pounds and 0 pence because Radiohead is stickin' it to the man! I would have probably actually paid a lil' something for it were it not for the fact I don't have the moolah to spare lately, but it's completely acceptable to not pay anything at all and I'm just doing my part to support the revolution don'tcha ( Read more... ) -
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Rarely do I read the local paper and find myself pleased with its contents, but when I opened Tuesday's Providence Journal, things were definitely different. I've got to get myself up to Thayer Street and check this place out. It totally appeals to my radical liberal side.
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