Hail Bright Cecilia on this her feast day. Thank God for musicians everywhere. Alleluia. Amen.
6 responses to “Plumber Blues”
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CHALLENGE: Same theme, but a funky rap this time?Might warm you up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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No, I don’t think so.Rap isn’t for me. Though you are welcome to try yourself.
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O dear, what will you do for inspiration now then?
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Once again, items that relate to the cat are attracting the most comment. Does Tilly have some mystical powers I wonder or is it just that the more serious issues are not as much fun. Your blog(or is it Tilly's is getting addictive). How sad is that then?
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third time lucky, this thing has allowed me to enter – and no cookie crumbling to do so!!!!
Hello Tilly
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