May 31, 2004

Observations on France:

OK, darn it...

    By Jack Grant

I worked very hard on this post, so go read it already...

Geez, just because I put it up on a three-day weekend, nobody sees it.

Posted by Jack Grant at 22:23 on 31 May 2004
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I did, too! I have been checking back off and on to see if more pics are up! So there! :P

Posted by: drc at May 31, 2004 11:06 PM

I was thinking I'd actually get some time to FINALLY catch up on my blog reading... Oh right, like that's gonna happen! My relatives showed up on very short notice (like one day!) and I spent the weekend entertaining them. It wouldn't have been so bad if I'd been expecting it - but it threw all my plans into the dumpster... Ah well, I'm reading your post now- I was waiting for updates on the pics. *G*

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