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You know. . .JUNO?

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Posted on June 11, 2008 - 8:27am at Queen Anne's Lace
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So I just watched the movie Juno for the first time this week and I LOVED it! Can't believe it took me this long to see it! I was so smitten with the quirkiness of the film and the creative behind it. The opening title sequence was so intriguing to me I decided to dig a little deeper about this tedious art. . .

What Was Your Experience? Passion Pit or Bijou Balcony?

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Posted on June 6, 2008 - 6:59pm at Going Like Sixty
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Some anniversaries requiring acknowledging. This is one of those. I won’t tell you anything you don’t already know, but I bet it brings back some memories that you hadn’t thought about in a while.

KTown–Easy to Get To, Hard to Leave

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Posted on April 9, 2008 - 2:58am at Hear ItFrom.Us
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I’m not talking about the City of Knoxville itself. I’m talking about this KTown.

Downed the Domestic Read Wine, Now Changing to Tawny Port

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Posted on January 20, 2008 - 3:21pm at Going Like Sixty
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Salut!

For lunch we had French Onion Soup and French Fries. Glass of Oliver wine, but have to switch to a tawny port (which happens to be from Portugal) because Nancee wants some left for her after she gets back from Zee Bowling Allee.

As is turns out, we don’t have a french wine in La Maison. Un carafe vin rouge de la maison, sil vous plait. One of the first and most used phrases I learned. It means bring me a jug of cheap red please.

Downed the Domestic Red Wine, Now Changing to Tawny Port

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Posted on January 20, 2008 - 3:21pm at Going Like Sixty
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Salut!

For lunch we had French Onion Soup and French Fries. Glass of Oliver wine, but have to switch to a tawny port (which happens to be from Portugal) because Nancee wants some left for her after she gets back from Zee Bowling Allee.

As is turns out, we don’t have a french wine in La Maison. Un carafe vin rouge de la maison, sil vous plait. One of the first and most used phrases I learned. It means bring me a jug of cheap red please.

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