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Sarobia: Sanctuary for Human Beings, Birds and Animals
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It’s Always Something
The prior tirade on these hallowed pages has addenda added in the comments’ section, updating the status of the awaited parcels mentioned in the essay, one of which was a new Fender Squire Telecaster; and the other is a new … Continue reading
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The King of Slack and the Queen of Nag
Apologies to my faithful visitors are in order for my slackness with posting any ranting here since earlier in the month. One diatribe per week graces these pages usually on a regular basis, but inspiration for such had been lacking … Continue reading
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