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What did you learn today?
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I don't blame them. It's green, it's sustainable. What's not to like?
A group of frogs can be called an army, chorus, or colony.
A group of toads can be called a knot or a nest.
It rained today & an army of frogs are singing away gleefully at a local creek as I write this.
A group of toads can be called a knot or a nest.
It rained today & an army of frogs are singing away gleefully at a local creek as I write this.
I learned that keeping track of chord inversions makes my brain all funny.
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Songs of the last convict ship make for an enthralling distraction. What a majestic ship was the Hougoumont. And mouth music. My word
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Songs of the last convict ship make for an enthralling distraction. What a majestic ship was the Hougoumont. And mouth music. My word
I’m looking forward to reading this
Chemicals — not just a bad dream — Chemicals of Concern.
Today I learned of another interesting site. Maybe I'll just cover it up with a comb-over, a bit of lippie, some foundation
Today I learned that Google is so proud of their rare book digitization program, they automatically slap their logo on every page. What they DON'T do, apparently, is go back and check their work, as evidenced by the hand of the scanner-person, stuck under the pages in multiple places, as he/she obliviously hit the button. The 20+ blank pages that obliterate an entire section toward the end of the volume are also a magnificent help. 
Great job, somebody.
Great job, somebody.
