Sue asked:
>That is GOOD news  But is it possible to find out where everyone is from?
>Like just the state perhaps?

San Francisco Bay Area, California

Hugs and Kisses,
Liz the Lucky
luckyliz@...

Great page Rosemary!!!!

Did anyone notice yesterday the Julia has been very busy rearranging her
bedroom.  When Woodard went in and stole her notes the bed was turned the
other way and the armoire was also facing the opposite way.  Now the bed is
turned around and she has removed that big tapestry off the wall and
replaced it with a more subdued pic over the bed.  LOL  Also, she got a new
lamp!  That Julia, with all she has going on, takes time to redecorate her
bedroom in someone else's house.  And isn't it about time for that book on
the Collins Family History to be finished???  I am wondering how they
finally explain her as a doctor.
John in SC(Sowf Keerliner)

Kim wrote:

> From: Kim <shadowwalker@...>
>
> I just wanted to tell everyone that Rosemary has made a
> beautiful webpage for the list--take a look at it if you
> have a minute:
> http://members.xoom.com/Zurc2U/collcomedy.html
>
> Warmest regards,
> Kim
>
> "What is the value of suffering if it is not to
> be enjoyed?"
>         -Louis Edmonds as Roger Collins
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I just wanted to tell everyone that Rosemary has made a
beautiful webpage for the list--take a look at it if you
have a minute:
http://members.xoom.com/Zurc2U/collcomedy.html

Warmest regards,
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In a message dated 5/1/99 12:56:25 PM Eastern Daylight Time, suwwhit@...
writes:

<< That is GOOD news  But is it possible to find out where everyone is from?
  Like just the state perhaps?   >>
Rosemary---Great state of Ohio (pronounced AHIA, here)
City, Columbus (also pronounced Kahlumbus).
We be a simple folk here. ...hehe

Sue wrote:
  > >From: Sue <suwwhit@...>
  >

  >
  > That is GOOD news  But is it possible to find out where
everyone is from?
  > Like just the state perhaps?
  >
  > -Sue (aged and senile)
  >


I'm a born-&-raised Arizonan. Born in a small copper-mining
town in central AZ (Globe, AZ), graduated from high school
in a suburb of Phoenix (Chandler, AZ) & lived in Tucson for
the past 10 yrs.

Kim

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At 09:36 AM 5/1/99 -0700, you wrote:
>From: Kim <shadowwalker@...>
>
>  This is just a thank-you from me to all of our members.
>Including myself, we have 14 different subscribers at 15
>email addies (Cassie has 2). For a list just born less than
>a week ago, that is pretty damned good, if I do say so
>myself! It's more than I dreamed of, & it really makes me
>smile!
>
>Warmest regards,
>Kim

That is GOOD news  But is it possible to find out where everyone is from?
Like just the state perhaps?

-Sue (aged and senile)

This is just a thank-you from me to all of our members.
Including myself, we have 14 different subscribers at 15
email addies (Cassie has 2). For a list just born less than
a week ago, that is pretty damned good, if I do say so
myself! It's more than I dreamed of, & it really makes me
smile!

Warmest regards,
Kim

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be enjoyed?"
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In a message dated 4/30/99 6:31:07 PM !!!First Boot!!!,
shadowwalker@... writes:

<< who kicked poor Willie's ass this time?! >>


I believe that was Burke Devlin....Whooped Willie's but to!
Fran

>Let me know what you think.  And Sue, I am all yours sweetie. :) Ready and
>willing anytime we can get together with the materials and all.
>Thanks!
>Rosemary

Thanks mucho Rosemary.  don't have all my stuff together yet!  But gettin'
there and I am kinda gettin' excited about this.  Is that crazy????  In the
meantime I am learning mucho from all of you and now I will go and check
out this site!

-Sue

I know what *I* would have done with that annoying fly
if I'd caught it.  I wasn't sure if JF managed to do
that--it didn't seem to be buzzing around as much
after was it?  Oh, in case anyone is wondering what I
would do, meanspirited wicked person that I am, that
fly would've fueled the candle some more <evil laugh>.
  Singed fingertips don't hurt that long <more evil
laughter>.

As for poor Jerry Lacy, I think he managed to avoid
making a meal out of that fly, but he most definitely
blew (spit? whatever) at it--very audibly.  It was
hilarious!  Sent that fly sailing into PT, I bet! :)

Later on, I saw flies bug KLS as both Maggie and as
Lady Kitty. Her response was always to make it look
like she was reacting fearfully--she'd put her hands
over her nose.  Very delicate and ladylike.  You have
to look real close to see that a fly is causing the
reaction. :) Man, no AC?  Or the windows were left
open?  Or?

--- Sue <suwwhit@...> wrote:
> From: Sue <suwwhit@...>
>
>
>
> >Not only that, but there are there's the constant
> presence of those freaking
> >flies!  The actors/actresses handled those
> aggravations with
> >aplomb--especially Jonathan Frid.  Although, I must
> admit, there was that
> one
> >scene where Barnabas was discussing killing Julia
> with Willie.  And there
> was
> >this fly buzzing around his face.  He kind of went
> to catch it in his
> hand--I
> >don't know if he was successful or not, but
> Renfield crossed my mind.  I
> >wondered what he'd do with the damn thing if he did
> catch it.
> >
>
> Oh Yes!  The famous Flies.  And that remark about
> Renfield! lol oh man!
> That is really funnnnnny!  And makes you wonder,
> what did Barnabas do with
> that fly?????????????
>
>
> >Coming up is my favorite frisky fly--the one that
> interfered with Trask's
> >exorcism and that's all I'll say about that for
> now. ;-) Cassie
>
> Oh Cassie!  I can still see that one right now!
> Poor Jerry Lacy!  In fact,
> I think he actually swallowed one!  hmmmmm!
>
> -Sue (aged and senile)
>
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In a message dated 4/30/99 5:17:09 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Johnii@...
writes:

<<
  I thought maybe it was a fluke yesterday but today proved it.  There is a
  definite correlation between Carolyn's curls and her loss of blood.  Today
the
  curls once again lacked their usual rigidity and bounce.  I  >>
ROFLMAOPIMP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
OMG John, I never noticed that before, but I believe you are correct!!
And come to think of it, now that the hair issue has been addressed, I think
even Willie's lacked a little luster during his "drain days"  Oh well,
another thing to look for on the next "victim"
Rosemary

I thought maybe it was a fluke yesterday but today proved it.  There is a
definite correlation between Carolyn's curls and her loss of blood.  Today the
curls once again lacked their usual rigidity and bounce.  I thought maybe it was
the dippity do but now I am positive that those curls are tied directly to her
blood supply!  LOL
John in SC

In a message dated 4/30/99 4:39:51 PM Eastern Daylight Time, suwwhit@...
writes:

<< oh me too!  And someday I hope that I can get Rosemary's expertise and
  knowledge when I venture forth to put up my very first website! (winking at
  Rosemary and pleading with little puppy dog eyes).  I will do that tooo I
  promise  ya' all.  Just tryin to get some pics together! >>
Awwwww you guys ::::blushing:::::: I just love doing them and I am available
to help any and everyone.  I think Dr. J and I are working on something
now...it should be fantastic when we get it together...<hint hint Dr. J ;)>
But I will mention now on this list, if I may, I did make a Homepage for our
new list CollinwoodComedyHour...if you care to take a peek, here is the link:

<A HREF="http://members.xoom.com/Zurc2U/collcomedy.html">CollinwoodComedy
Hour Mailing List @Onelist
</A>
Let me know what you think.  And Sue, I am all yours sweetie. :) Ready and
willing anytime we can get together with the materials and all.
Thanks!
Rosemary

At 04:09 PM 4/30/99 EDT, you wrote:
>From: Irishcoda@...
>
>You go, Rosemary, and I just want to let everyone know (because I have
>benefitted from Rosemary's expertise) that she is *very* talented and
>artistic!  And I would be happy to go to our list's bookmarks and put every
>single link that Rosemary's done--they're really well worth looking at!  :)
>Cassie

oh me too!  And someday I hope that I can get Rosemary's expertise and
knowledge when I venture forth to put up my very first website! (winking at
Rosemary and pleading with little puppy dog eyes).  I will do that tooo I
promise  ya' all.  Just tryin to get some pics together!

-Sue (aged, senile, and really having a ball!)

>Not only that, but there are there's the constant presence of those freaking
>flies!  The actors/actresses handled those aggravations with
>aplomb--especially Jonathan Frid.  Although, I must admit, there was that
one
>scene where Barnabas was discussing killing Julia with Willie.  And there
was
>this fly buzzing around his face.  He kind of went to catch it in his
hand--I
>don't know if he was successful or not, but Renfield crossed my mind.  I
>wondered what he'd do with the damn thing if he did catch it.
>

Oh Yes!  The famous Flies.  And that remark about Renfield! lol oh man!
That is really funnnnnny!  And makes you wonder, what did Barnabas do with
that fly?????????????


>Coming up is my favorite frisky fly--the one that interfered with Trask's
>exorcism and that's all I'll say about that for now. ;-) Cassie

Oh Cassie!  I can still see that one right now!  Poor Jerry Lacy!  In fact,
I think he actually swallowed one!  hmmmmm!

-Sue (aged and senile)

You go, Rosemary, and I just want to let everyone know (because I have
benefitted from Rosemary's expertise) that she is *very* talented and
artistic!  And I would be happy to go to our list's bookmarks and put every
single link that Rosemary's done--they're really well worth looking at!  :)
Cassie

In a message dated 4/30/99 2:31:08 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
shadowwalker@... writes:

<< Anyway, it's volume #42 which included Willie freeing
  Barn. My question is this: In the beginning, Willie has a
  black eye--who kicked poor Willie's ass this time?! LOL
  Barn counldn't have done the honors, so it seems Willie has
  made a habit of pissing people off! I'm really wondering
  what happened. Any help??
   >>
Hi Kim, I'm signing in a little late so if this questioon has been answered
already excuuuuuse the double post puhleeeze.  Anyway, Burke and Willie had
it out in the Blue Whale and it was Burke who did the honors this time.  It
was definitely Beat Up Willie Week though.  Cassie

In a message dated 4/30/99 2:27:06 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
shadowwalker@... writes:

<<
  Later, you get into a lot of scenes w/ 2 actors standing
  much too close & (oh, so disgusting--but funny) spittle
  flying & landing on the face of one of them. Waiting to see
  if the unfortunate recipient gives in & wipes it away is
  always fun! It's horrifying! LMAO

   >>
Not only that, but there are there's the constant presence of those freaking
flies!  The actors/actresses handled those aggravations with
aplomb--especially Jonathan Frid.  Although, I must admit, there was that one
scene where Barnabas was discussing killing Julia with Willie.  And there was
this fly buzzing around his face.  He kind of went to catch it in his hand--I
don't know if he was successful or not, but Renfield crossed my mind.  I
wondered what he'd do with the damn thing if he did catch it.

Coming up is my favorite frisky fly--the one that interfered with Trask's
exorcism and that's all I'll say about that for now. ;-) Cassie

ZURC2@... wrote:
  > >From: ZURC2@...
  > Hi Kim!!
  >  Well, it was Burke who beat poor Willie...LOL  It was a
bar brawl and all it
  > took was one fell swoop at Willie. (He didn't even
connect) And poor Willie
  > went down in a clump, and he had a knife!!  Poor thing,
it just wasn't meant
  > for Willie to win.


One of those "choreographed" fight scenes, huh? I love
those--always good for a laugh, kinda like pro wrestling.

Kim

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be enjoyed?"
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In a message dated 4/30/99 2:31:07 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
shadowwalker@... writes:

<< My question is this: In the beginning, Willie has a
  black eye--who kicked poor Willie's ass this time?! LOL
  Barn counldn't have done the honors, so it seems Willie has
  made a habit of pissing people off! I'm really wondering
  what happened. Any help?? >>
Hi Kim!!
  Well, it was Burke who beat poor Willie...LOL  It was a bar brawl and all it
took was one fell swoop at Willie. (He didn't even connect) And poor Willie
went down in a clump, and he had a knife!!  Poor thing, it just wasn't meant
for Willie to win.
Rosemary

Hi Everybody!!
  I am sorry this should have been posted a day ago, but anyway, I am here!!!
First off let me say, I LOVE DS and any and everything about it.  Next, and I
am sure there are some that can attest to this on this list, but, I also love
humor!! So, quite naturally I HAD to join this list!!!  I was compelled. LOL!!
Anyway, a little about me.......
I enjoy making webpages and websites ....ok Cassie, stop snickering LOL!
I also am the WebMistress of the Dark Shadows Tribute Webring...
I am a single mom of a 15 yearold daughter...somebody help!! lol
I also love volunteering....including for the PTA of which they elected me
Pres..poor souls ...
I have been on disability retirement since 1988, where I was employed for
over 20 as a RRT and instructor....before herniating 2 discs and subsequently
having them removed....so more time for the internet for me ;>
I now am totally devoted to the Webrings I run...of which there are 5...
I also am always on the lookout for new and exciting ways to present anything
relating to DS on the web....
There isn't too much more to say, other than, my two loves are the dearest
things to me.  And they are, my daughter, Toni, and Dark Shadows.  Although
sometimes Toni thinks I have the order wrong. LOL! j/k She is a great kid and
I am very proud of her.  Honor roll student and drummer extraordinaire.  But
what else could I say?  I'm a mother. ;>
Rosemary

Hi, All!

   Most the subscribers joined the list before I got around
to editing this Welcome letter. Since it does include some
important info, I thought I would just post it again. So,
here it is:


Hello,

Welcome to the list. So glad you decided to join us here!
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As others have noted, dear Louis is a major source of comic
relief in DS--I simply adore him. The first time my husband
saw him we were both ROFL & my hubby said Roger reminded
him of a gay Nazi w/ that jawline & manner. I laughed &
laughed.

(BTW, this is not meant as an anti-gay comment, as most of
my dearest friends are queer men & I am bi myself--just a
note of explanation to avoid misunderstanding & since the
amended Welcome letter to CCH notes that homophobia is not
welcomed here.)

Warmest regards,
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I just received my first MPI DS video from the Picture
Palace yesterday & have to celebrate w/ all of you! Yay!
Let's dance!

   Anyway, it's volume #42 which included Willie freeing
Barn. My question is this: In the beginning, Willie has a
black eye--who kicked poor Willie's ass this time?! LOL
Barn counldn't have done the honors, so it seems Willie has
made a habit of pissing people off! I'm really wondering
what happened. Any help??

Warmest regards,
Kim

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Sue wrote:
  > >From: Sue <suwwhit@...>
  >
  >
  > ><< Could it be that the Barnabas-Caroline relationship
is our
  > > first substantial evidence of Roger's notorious
  > > "incestors"!? Seems a bit more than cousinly
affection,
  > > given vampiric eroticism & all! LOL>>
  >
  > And don't forget Quentin's unforgettable "cousins"
line.  There is a man
  > who claims he's a cousin.  Barnabas Cousins.... Barnabas
Collins!"  I
  > really laughed on that one.

I missed that one--but will look when our sexy Wolfman is
back among us. (Oh, he still fills my fantasies, tho'!)

Later, you get into a lot of scenes w/ 2 actors standing
much too close & (oh, so disgusting--but funny) spittle
flying & landing on the face of one of them. Waiting to see
if the unfortunate recipient gives in & wipes it away is
always fun! It's horrifying! LMAO


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be enjoyed?"
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><< Could it be that the Barnabas-Caroline relationship is our
> first substantial evidence of Roger's notorious
> "incestors"!? Seems a bit more than cousinly affection,
> given vampiric eroticism & all! LOL>>

And don't forget Quentin's unforgettable "cousins" line.  There is a man
who claims he's a cousin.  Barnabas Cousins.... Barnabas Collins!"  I
really laughed on that one.

And BTW did anyone notice in the 1840 timeframe when David Selby, (you know
the "short guy"? hit his head on the doorframe when he left Lamar Trask and
went towards the kitchen?  Poor David.  I bet that one really hurt!

And one that I really liked was when David Henesy and Denise Nickerson as
"david and amy" were coming down from the upstairs via the secret panel and
wound up in the drawing room, when possessed by the spirit of Quentin.
They had candles and David went to the drawing room door, (which was
partially closed) to listen to voices outside and turned to Amy to blow out
her candle (so no one would suspect anyone was in the room) and it was
already out, but he blew it anyway and gave a sort of grin?   And the look
on Denise's face was priceless!

And one more I just thought of.  Angelique (in the guise of Alexis) came
down the stairs to greet Quentin and she tripped down the stairs?  It is a
wonder the poor lady didn't fall down the stairs!  Reminds me of a line
from Young Frankenstein  "Stay close to the candles, the staircase can be
treacherous!"

That's all fer now!

-Sue (aged and senile)

Hi there Kim and Cassie and all those other lovers of DS and the wild and
crazy world therein.......


>Just walked in the door from work and am glad to see this list up and
>running.  Bloopers are part of what I really love about Dark Shadows--and
the
>humor, apparent and subtle, too.  For instance, I think Louis Edmonds is
>absolutely hilarious--he's got just the right delivery for his lines.

You know, when I purchased some of the last of my MPI home video of DS,
(that took me nearly 3 years! lol) I purchased the Blooper video.  And
there are so many!  Of course there are a lot on the show that didn't make
it to that Blooper Reel!

And I do agree that Louis Edmonds was really good with his bloopers.  Such
as the famous "incestors" line, and the one where he explained his car
accident and said that he walked for miles, or something like that!  And
then of course his Late Sister Elizabeth!

>
>Anyway, by way of quick intro:  I was one of those kids who ran home to
watch DS.

oooooh oooooh Mr. Kotter, Mr. Kotter!  Me toooooooo!  Yes, I was another of
those that ran home from school to see Barnabas sink his fangs into still
another neck!

ok I guess I must confess.  I am another of those middle-agers!  thh thh
But sadly, Cassie, your just a child!  I am a wee bit older! <sigh>

Am an accountant for a local hospital, and have a wonderful and beautiful
18 yr old daughter that is about to attend her first prom!  The
Junior/Senior Prom this year.  (well she finally made it her Senior year!)
And she too is a very avid fan of DS.  Gee, I wonder who hooked her onto
that show????  Her fav characters are Quentin, Barnabas, Angelique, Girard
Stiles, and Desmond Collins!

>Other than DS, I watch ER, Everybody Loves Raymond, PBS, TVLand and Nick at
>Night--I like the old programs like All in the Family, Hill Street Blues,
St.
>Elsewhere.

oh my, someone after me heart.  When I do get to watch TV, I also watch a
lot of Nick at Nite, (love Bewitched), TV Land, (Emergency and Alias Smith
and Jones, (of which Roger Davis of DS was on for a bit as Joshua Smith),
love St. Elswhere, All in the Family too, and of course Animaniacs! lol


   And as for music, I guess I like Classic Rock mostly, but I enjoy
>lots of different kinds of music--Beethoven, Bach, Dizzy Gillespie, Benny
>Goodman, Glenn Miller, doowop, Neil Diamond, Elton John, Billy Joel, Harry
>Chapin, the Rolling Stones, the Who, the list goes on and  on.  Who do I
like
>that sings now?  Probably Celine Dion and Shania Twain and there's another
>singer who's last name is McIntyre but for the life of me, I can't remember
>her first name.

Far as music, I would say I will listen to any kind of Music as long as it
is not Blues, or Jazz!


>
>As Sue would say, I am aged and senile.  I think we're the same age, aren't
>we?

hmmmmmm!


There once was a gal named Cassie,
Who was quite a classy Lassie!
But aged and senile?
Sue said with a smile,
Have respect for your elders, and don't get Sassy!

just a bit of fun there!  thh thh

Anyway, Hello to all on this list!

-Sue (too old to mention! thh thh)

Hi Kim!  It's nice to see you here.

<< Could it be that the Barnabas-Caroline relationship is our
  first substantial evidence of Roger's notorious
  "incestors"!? Seems a bit more than cousinly affection,
  given vampiric eroticism & all! LOL>>

Tony Peterson sure got that idea didn't he?  I always thought that Barrett
and Frid were really sensual together, whether it was Barnabas-Carolyn or
Barnabas-Charity.

Just walked in the door from work and am glad to see this list up and
running.  Bloopers are part of what I really love about Dark Shadows--and the
humor, apparent and subtle, too.  For instance, I think Louis Edmonds is
absolutely hilarious--he's got just the right delivery for his lines.

Anyway, by way of quick intro:  I was one of those kids who ran home to watch
DS so that puts me squarely in the middle of middle age and baby boomerdom.
I am 44, I am an interpreter for the deaf and coordinate interpreting
services at NASA (Goddard Space Flight Center).  Been married going on 14
years and have three kids, both flavors, a boy going on 12, a girl 10 and the
baby girl,  7. Um, not such a baby anymore.  My husband is a CATI (computer
assisted telephone interviewing) programmer. We also parent a dog, a
charpei-Irish retriever mix named Snuffy, and a cat named Paddiwack.

Other than DS, I watch ER, Everybody Loves Raymond, PBS, TVLand and Nick at
Night--I like the old programs like All in the Family, Hill Street Blues, St.
Elsewhere.
I don't watch much TV though, my husband is the TV hound, I just listen as I
write on the computer.  I write fanfic and also participate on several email
lists.  Love to read, I am enjoying a re-read of the Diana Gabaldon Outlander
series.  And as for music, I guess I like Classic Rock mostly, but I enjoy
lots of different kinds of music--Beethoven, Bach, Dizzy Gillespie, Benny
Goodman, Glenn Miller, doowop, Neil Diamond, Elton John, Billy Joel, Harry
Chapin, the Rolling Stones, the Who, the list goes on and  on.  Who do I like
that sings now?  Probably Celine Dion and Shania Twain and there's another
singer who's last name is McIntyre but for the life of me, I can't remember
her first name.

As Sue would say, I am aged and senile.  I think we're the same age, aren't
we?

See ya later, Cassie

Hi, All!

   Could it be that the Barnabas-Caroline relationship is our
first substantial evidence of Roger's notorious
"incestors"!? Seems a bit more than cousinly affection,
given vampiric eroticism & all! LOL

   Also, just a note, a couple of our initial subscribers
seem to have misentered their email adds, so  you may get a
few "mailer daemons" or "undeliverable" messages regarding
your posts. I'm working on this. The rest of us are getting
the posts, tho'.

   It's so good to see some familiar names, as well as some
new friends on the list of subscribers. I think we're all
going to have a blast here.

   Any of you who feel like doing an intro, they would be
very welcomed. I'll get it started:

   I'm 27, married & the mom of a wonderful 6-yr-old girl.
I'm working on my degree in political science & journalism,
& have done journalism work both freelance & for
college/university papers.

   Besides DS, I'm into a number of other "cult" TV shows:
Star Trek (esp The Next Generation), The X-Files, Twin
Peaks, MST3K. I got the idea for this list from some ST
lists I recently subscribed to that are aimed at poking fun.
My husband & I are also given to making quips about DS as we
watch together--so much fun!

   On the serious side, I'm dedicated to radically leftist
politics & am a radical feminist. My reading list mainly
consists of Noam Chomsky & radical feminist philosopher Mary
Daly. This is my passion.

   I'm also into punk rock & hardcore. I won't list the
bands, as I suspect few of you are probably familiar w/ many
of them.

   Other than that, I love to meet people online & have made
many great friends around the world in the brief time I've
been on the 'net. I look forward to making some more new
friends here--& keeping up w/ those I've made elsewhere
(like Cassie, Sue & Rosemary--glad to see you, gals!).

Warmest regards,
Kim

"What is the value of suffering if it is not to
be enjoyed?"
         -Louis Edmonds as Roger Collins

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I've been sick & offline the last few days, so I'm running
a bit behind & just approved all our subscribers. Sorry.
Make yourself at home--the drawing room is straight ahead
of you, bar to the left!

Warmest regards,
Kim

"What is the value of suffering if it is not to
be enjoyed?"
         -Louis Edmonds as Roger Collins

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