Was it me? I like your web page. :-)
Now adding a P.S.: Would you *please* get a comment thingie? Think of it as being a good listener!
Thursday, May 05, 2005
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C.S. Lewis once said, "Friendship is born at the moment when one person says to another, 'What, you too? I thought I was the only one!'"
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No, but thanks. I'm a big fan of your site as well (mostly a silent one up until this point. although you've now forced me into the open...)
So, Charlie--you need to come up with a new hypothesis.:-)
Maybe I should ask some more pointed questions to people I suspect of lurking. This is fun!
Well, since you asked, and since you're challenging my mad listening skills (comments count? really?) I'll work up a comment thingie.
Hey - I said you should add comments weeks ago. Man... is it the exotic "Girl from Europe" factor? She really doesn't have an accent at all.
Much as I might sometimes like to swap passports, I am not, and sadly will never be a girl *from* Europe, but merely one *in* Europe. :-)
Furthur reinforcing my point.
Armed with that knowledge, I'm having to reconsider. No accent, no comments. (Although curiously enough, the first person to bug me about comments actually *was* an exotic "Girl from Europe" - Switzerland actually - complete with cool accent. Charlie, ask about Jana sometime. Matt would be happy to fill you in.)
I have, in fact, already serenaded Jana (sort of - Matt was IM'ing with her and mentioned that Jesse and I were playing guitar in the room and she said we should play "Time of Your Life" so we did).
OK, point of clarification... does it count as a serenade if the serenadee can't actually *hear* the music?
You want I should talk lak zees?
Did it really count as Serenade once Eric Allen left?
Eric Allen left?? But how can you have an acapella group without a bass?
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