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Wanted to write this down before I forget it...

Ryan: We're having a gig on thursday, trying out somethin new, the jazz and the blues.

Me: If you guys were here, you could play at my wedding.....
'The blues', nice theme for a weddin... huh?

Ryan: Yeah. Then it would be 'somethin new, somethin old, somethin borrowed and somethin ryan's band.'



Another friend, Jude was tellin me about a beautiful sunday morning he spent in church...
btw i went to a baptism this morning, poor kid was bawling his heart out, while the priest was busy banishing original sin from his psyche.
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Zak said…
grrrrr
11:08 PM
That Squirrel said…
hehe...that's pretty funny! You really need to record your comments about the wedding and married life...It'll be interesting to read 5 years from now! haha
10:11 PM
Ryan W.F. said…
haha i know jude...wow karen im so honoured to be featured in yet another of ur blogs..wooohooo
12:51 AM
Ryan W.F. said…
ohh by the way? what is original sin eh?? adam eating the apple??
12:55 AM
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