Monday, August 06, 2012

* Receiving A Bad Grade

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Its reference in the book is ABBEY 5:1-97

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10 comments:

  1. "... he leers fatly." has to be about the most hilariously funny way of leering I have ever heard of!

    Thank goodness for sisters like Abbey even if is is only a counterfeit sister. Talk about saving your bacon! Do you ever consider moving and not giving your marvelous entourage your new address? I'm just saying...

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    1. Hey Linda! I'd be lost without them! And yep, she's a honey. Indigo x

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  2. Love Abbey's ingenuity and although I find you delightful, it is possible I'm very glad I'm not your landlord.

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    1. Hey Claudya! Abbey is a woman of talent, and a voice of sanity and female insight. No wonder she's going out with the lion and not me! By the way, it's lovely to see you here again! Indigo x

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  3. "Badgers love Bergman, and don’t need the subtitles." What a delightfully descriptive line... says a lot about badgers. That said, you're fortunate the lovely Abbey was on hand to charm the landlord. (If I were you, I'd just switch houses with her for the time-being, what with the numbers being changed and all.) Enjoy the calamari!

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    1. Hey Paula! I've known the badgers for many glorious years, and I'm only just getting a sense of what they can do. Though of course, they can always empty my fridge. Indigo x

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  4. bless your heart, sugar, but that's a damn fine gal living next to you! xoxo

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    1. Hey Savannah! She saves my neck on a regular basis! And smells lovely, too =) Indigo x

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  5. "Ah yes, dinner last night was an enormous pizza; it must have been a day with a ‘Y’ in it". Quite possibly my new favourite line.

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    1. Thanks Kato! And it's so useful, as I can exercise it regularly. Indigo x

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