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Saturday, September 3, 2011

Ahem.


As Anne at The Complaint Department says:

Katia, I'm looking at you. And, just so you know, I'm well aware that "Katia" is just an alias . . . Katrina! Oh, yes. I remember you from the rotation six years ago. So, now they've given you a new name and shunted "Katrina" off into some kind of witness protection program.
Posted by Pam J. at 12:08 PM

1 comment:

Margaret said...

Coming your way? AGAIN? This must be the season, eh. I'm ignorant about them and hope to stay that way.

September 3, 2011 at 1:43 PM

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