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Angel of Death? Does she think that the gardens need to be condemned to hell? To be done away with? I don't get it. Especially since I like them, even though I happen to be a severe critic of the built environment I think the renovation were beneficial, of course, only after they decided not to tear my house down for parking. It helps that I lived across the street from them and have had some memorable times there. But come on, it's a space filled with flowers, how bad can it really be, Angel. of. Death?...I just don't understand.
If you, readers, want to list what you would grab on the way out of the house in the event of a flood, I'm curious. I actually thought about leaving a comment along the lines of crack and shotguns, but figured it would be inappropriate.
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I think Cheryl was trying to say that the proverbial Angel of Death should SKIP the Sunken Gardens, but she seems to have clarity issues.
I have party pooper issues, so I think putting buildings or gardens on an ark is just silliness.
Cheryl did say pass over. Now if the Angel of Death lingered, and smelled the perennials that would be bad.
In the event of a natural disaster, I would take my instruments, of course! And my computer...my whole academic life's in there.
Uh...definately NOT my wicked iguana. Perhaps lunch? It might be a long trek outta there.
Wicked iguana?
That would be a great name for a rock band, or a parody country band.
i'm missing my daily ellen hit. when will we get a new post?
Yeah, terminally wicked. Not your ordinary, run-of-the-mill, bad-natured iguana. Mostly, Seth claims him. We named him Max in honor of your Aunt Terri's dog. I think he's not living up to it.
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