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Natural Alignment


Dance (4), originally uploaded by mani10mn.

"Dance first. Think later. It's the natural order." Samuel Beckett

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  1. Anonymous11:30 pm

    Miss,
    I really have enjoyed your site!It brings back many memories. Once upon a time I too lived in Europe as I was stationed there in the military. Your country was beautiful and the people were kind. I appreciate your talent for writing and I appreciate your indulgence. Strength was listed as one of your interests, that is an admirable quality. I'm new to the blog world, but if you get a moment, stop by and say "Hullo" as the British intonate.

    Kindest Wishes Miss,

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