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Thursday, December 15, 2005
Poetry Group Holiday Meeting
Kathleen Flenniken, Jared Leising, Beth Kruse, and Rebecca Loudon's hand (holding another stunning poem). KF and myself (below). Ron Starr in Santa Hat, sipping a festive Peppermintini (below below).
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