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- Z feels warm and affectionate
- Z stops thinking about one year and anticipates th...
- Z succumbs to post-Christmas lassitude
- Z snuggles up with Tilly on the sofa
- Z thanks her Dishwasher
- Z is Going Shopping
- Oh yes, they are
- Z is Sixteen, but not at all Sweet
- Z only drank three glasses of wine all day
- Z has more holes than she did have
- Z is Even Calmer, now that she's Postponed Christmas
- Z is Surprisingly Calm
- In a nutshell
- Z is Cheery
- Z displays rather more self-assurance than is warr...
- Z finds the Venison
- Z gives peace a chance
- Z, at sixes and sevens, contemplates going one ove...
- Z is chauffeuse
- Z welcomes a Guest (part 2)
- If you didn't care for Goofy and the teeth
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- All I want for Christmas...
- Z worries a bit
- Z is fortunate
- Z links!
- Z plans to make a porcino of herself
- Z gets ready
- Don't let me forget to take the casserole out of t...
- Chums
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- This post is brought to you by the letter R
- Z is Resurfaced
- Z asks a question. The cue for no comments at all...
- Z is going to Give a Speech
- My Word, it's Miff Heehog
- Is a Labrador cross a shaggy dog?
- Universal Granny
- No time
- Z is not very polite about the Sage
- Z should go to bed, but she's having fun
- Frosty reception
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Oh, what's the problem? This is hardly Great Literature. I'd appreciate anything taken from here being acknowledged, and I might change my mind if I'm suddenly proclaimed as the Literary Queen of the Blogosphere - but I probably wouldn't. Do what you like, just as long as it doesn't extend to defamation of anyone, even me.
Actually, you want to pass off what I say as your own, I might even be flattered. Let's face it, who cares anyway?
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Very nice! What happened to "myrrh is mine", though? Is it me, or did I miss it?
No, it wasn't there. Maybe it was felt to be too gloomy. I think it should have been put in though.
I found that a bit scary!
Smile.
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