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- There's some kind of horrible flu-like illness goi...
- This was our Molly a year ago, when she was still ...
- Deep Thought time again, on the nature of honesty....
- First Sunday of AdventThe Glory of the Lord shall ...
- We get snow in Memphis maybe once or twice a year ...
- I've been tagged by Change Destiny.2 names you go ...
- We had Thanksgiving dinner today at R's parents' h...
- In conversation with R, I used this phrase: "Let ...
- We got home this afternoon from picking up F from ...
- Here's another poem for change destiny. This one ...
- As kind of a follow-up to my post of yesterday, I ...
- Well, let's see. Time for a Deep Thought, I guess...
- This makes me ill. It's an article about summariz...
- The poem I quoted below is, of course, William Bla...
- Well, I got a kick in the pants today.We had a din...
- We have an unauthorized household animal that has ...
- I'm pretty sure F never reads my blog. So I'm pos...
- Name the poem:When the stars threw down their spea...
- Here is an article about restaurants where the mis...
- Oh, and the poems, which are about to drop off the...
- I want to talk about document validation. Now, I ...
- Two men walked into a bar. The third man ducked.
- Moral question here.Suppose there were frequent br...
- The cats are running through the house like mad th...
- I passed the citizenship test!You Passed the US Ci...
- How about some more controversy.I find myself at o...
- Name the poem: The bride kissed the goblet; the k...
- How much do you dress up for church? (or whatever...
- I guess I'm not through with Hallowe'en. LITTLE O...
- I participated in an online discussion once that t...
- Here's a picture F took of one of the cats.
- The recent news about Charles and Camilla visiting...
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- Laura(southernxyl)
- e-mail me southernxyl at hotmail dot com I am Laura, southernxyl. Where does "southernxyl" come from? First of all, I am from Mississippi and I've lived in the South since I graduated from college. When I was a kid my brother was a ham radio operator. I learned some of the shorthand expressions hams used to save tapping that key. One was "yl", for "young lady" (girl) and one was "xyl" for "ex-young lady" (woman). So I am a southern ex-young lady. I live with R, my husband of 30 years, and two cats.
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