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To Whom This Does Concern

I know you are reading my stuff...So why exactly is it, you haven't gotten a hold of me?

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AJ in Nashville said…
Well I suppose one good comment deserves another! :)

Just thought I'd say hello and thak you for being the first person to comment on my blog. I'll be happy to return the favor, although I really haven't had much of a chance to yet. I'm really just getting started on this daily posting thing, but I've got a lot to say, so stay tuned and feel free to ask me about what I write. I'm sure I'll be inquiring about your ideas as well. Cheers Q!

AJ
it would be quite arrogant of me to presume I am this person you are refering to but my curiousity has piqued. I have enjoyed reading this and my research into William has started. I really believe that to know him is to know the hardships his race has suffered in the past at the hands of our forefathers. And so, what started out as a brief lesson in black history has turned into full blown research of epic proportions this will take a while and any writings you have would be welcome as I am doing this for you as well as myself. Finding the time where I can be alone to do this is quite troublesome though.
Queenie said…
And yes, you are awful presumptuous...
Thank you...that's it...I was hoping for more.
You do know that the time on this site is of by three hours.
Queenie said…
I do know it is off and it annoys me to no end.
Queenie said…
I used to own the most fabulous book...
You still do, I haven't read it yet. I'll return it soon, promise.
Queenie said…
Promise...hmmmm...song...it is not cold outside...I still miss my fan...I should buy a new one...
Queenie said…
Do you even realize how much I miss you?
And I miss you...you have the most wonderfully expressive eyes...
Queenie said…
I always liked it best when you rolled yours.
I should return your book soon...I haven't been to London in quite some time...
Queenie said…
We have been having the most beautiful summer nights here lately...
Queenie said…
...hi...still missing you

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