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“To V. or not to V.” The 3rd Act
The invitation to my birthday party read, ”To v. or not to v.?” That is the question. Come to a birthday party to celebrate my birth, rebirth and the birth of William Shakespeare. I’ll supply the Elizabethan feast, please supply … Continue reading
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