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World As Lover; World As Self
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7-11-2009 5:48 PM
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7-11-2009
6:30 PM
abailart
I like the journal. Like listening to an intelligent friend
7-11-2009
6:34 PM
wildcat
Thanks ab, same here, 'context' is a long time friend. I am certain if so that we also share the love for AAAARG.ORG...?
7-12-2009
6:14 AM
abailart
AAAARG.ORG is now at A.AAAARG.ORG
O wonder!
How many goodly creatures are there here! How beauteous mankind is! O brave new world! That has such people in't!
It is all new to me. Thank you so much.
7-12-2009
6:21 AM
wildcat
ahh! ab, you just made my day..
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