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because I found this concerning news from The Independent via Catnip's Blog.   ... the Dalai Lama's office in London…
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(((Janet))) You did your best and I'm sure Danni is as proud of you as we all are.   Tell…
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MT, it's so hard for me to imagine you truly brought to your knees because you always exude optimism even…
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the Dalai Lama?
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Hey SallyCat, I know we talked a couple of months ago about the possibility of you switching jobs and you…
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good night Izzy. And good night everyone, I'm turning in too.
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LOL! great minds ...
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Yes, if you walk down the grand staircase to the levee, there are all kinds of riverboat snack places. It's…
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and this woman is really, really strong - she's holding it up. I think Olivia is the one who should…
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but it wasn't built until the early 1960's.  I remember when it was being built my dad took me down…
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but it still won't be me.  I think the last time I posed near the base of the Arch I…
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You should write novels 🙂 OK, you can stay above ground and just look at the river.  Or turn around…
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that's not me.  I said it was a man.  I just googled for pictures, I don't know who it is.…
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um, completely underground.   But the area under the Arch is not like a tunnel.  It's huge.  There's the museum,…
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A man standing next to the base:
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If you're claustrophobic and don't like heights, you probably wouldn't like it.   You could wait at the bottom --…
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It sways less than 1 inch in 20 mph winds and is built to sway up to 18 inches.  …
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ha!
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He's sitting around trying to guess what I'm going to write next.
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Yes, you can go up in the Arch You go up in a tram that travels up the leg, and…
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