This is something I filmed on a whim, but it turns out that it may, perhaps, be a worthwhile reflection for those in pain.
So, I dedicate this to a dear friend.
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The Trees Have Eyes
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Don't Worry
I was 'Toddler Tagged' by the *uber fabulous* 1WhiteCrow. However, to my chagrin, I have yet to respond to one of these tags in which I have not broken the rules. Hmmm ... must be authority issues.
I didn't remember to add a tag in the video, so I will leave my tag here. I tag ... umm ... LANKY! That's right. I have now had my revenge!
This video is for my gorgeous, fantastically brilliant, lovely family.
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Re: Pulled Over Tag
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genere farfalla
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Vampire to the Oak Leaf
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Friday at the Farmers' Market
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Be careful what you wish for...
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Joke Tagged (but I was naughty and broke the rules!)
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Impossible Ascent (poeital)
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BrokenHeartRobot Teases ItalianStallionette !!!
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Why Your Boss Won't Say Thank You
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Banal's Hymn (digital poem: poeital)
<b>Transplanted Eclipse:</b> 2nd poem in the series.
Usage Note: The pronunciation of banal is not settled among educated speakers of American English. Sixty years ago, H.W. Fowler recommended the pronunciation (bnl, rhyming with panel), but this pronunciation is now regarded as recondite by most Americans: no member of the Usage Panel prefers this pronunciation. In our 2001 survey, (bnl) is preferred by 58 percent of the Usage Panel, (bnl) by 28 percent, and (b-näl) by 13 percent (this pronunciation is more common in British English). Some Panelists admit to being so vexed by the problem that they tend to avoid the word in conversation. Speakers can perhaps take comfort in knowing that any one of the last three pronunciations will have the support of a substantial minority and that none of them is incorrect. When several pronunciations of a word are widely used, there is really no right or wrong one.
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Nancy
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Barbie Girl Duet: ItalianStallionette & BrokenHeartRobot
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Cellulite Tongue
<b>Transplanted Eclipse:</b> 1st poem in the series.
"Cellulite Tongue" is not a video diary but a digital poem that employs jolting linguistic imagery to capture the emotional intensity of its subject matter. Many folks use this medium as a means to Vlog about their daily life (quite brilliantly!); however, this is exclusively an endeavor of artistic expression regarding the misuse of language. There is no need to concern yourself about my emotional wellbeing. I am fine! :~) Please enjoy, reflect, or respond if it moves you to do so--and thank you for watching!
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Vlogging... or the sound of one hand clapping
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tin foil girl
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oculus
oc-u-lus
(n. pl.) oc-u-li. Architecture. An eyelike opening or ornament, especially:
a. A round window.
b. A circular opening.
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