The sky over theatre square in Klaipeda. (For those who're curious, it's pronounced sort of like "Clay-peh-duh," with the accent on the first syllable. Sort of.)
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- A series of unfortunate events
- Some quotes for today
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- The sky over theatre square in Klaipeda. (For thos...
- My LCC staff "buddy", Lisa, took this picture. Sh...
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- Here you go Dad, the Klaipeda train station.
- The town square at night (though it's about 9:30 p...
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- "With grace my feet, and faith my eyes"
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1 comment:
Jen--
I guess I could email you, but this way loads faster--and I already logged out of yahoo.
I am SO GLAD that you understood that blog crush essay. My mom and Robin couldn't follow it and thought I was weird, and I thought that maybe writting it after midnight wasn't the greatest idea. But, you got it, so I won't worry.
More later--when I'm back in the States and w/o a job--then I will be blogging and emailing A LOT.
Blessings!
annie.
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