Irish Sausage
STAYSEA
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Ummm, is that "Oh won" or Owe one"?
I don't want to get the recipe wrong!
I do not enjoy reading a story or book that I assumed is or was actually nonfict
and I agree
:nono:
want to be enlightened"
thank you for figuring this out.
additionally, for future reference, Polish Sausage is the only way to go
STAYSEA, the female John Cage of poetry. I like this little sea of binary code. So worries, no conflict. The :nono: ? To me that's the icing on the cake, the funny gesture, the dash of humor.
I may or may not be missing something but for some reason, to me it works like an ameliorative. A (mostly) still life that is an antidote to a wrecked moving train.
Thanks, STAYSEA
Cool! Maybe someone will have time to decode STAYSEA's poem. Busy day, here.
Ah ha! Thank you!
Very sorry I left out the second half... That makes it very confusing :shock:
So, I'm going to use English..
I do not enjoy reading a story or book that I assumed is or was actually nonfiction only to find out after a few chapters it is fiction