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Monday, May 15, 2006 at 12:55 PM

New Quote

"One of the tragedies of real life is there is no background music."
--From "The Shipping News" by E. Annie Proulx

By adriennelibrarian at 12:55 PM

Blogger Shaw Israel Izikson said...

Any real reason why you're saying all of this?  

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Blogger Shaw Israel Izikson said...

Cat got yer tounge eh?  

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Blogger adriennelibrarian said...

You want to know the REAL reason why I post it? It made me laugh out loud. That is the real reason.  

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Blogger Shaw Israel Izikson said...

o....kay - good for you  

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