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I bought a harpsichord at Sotheby's over my holiday. I do have a piano, but the 18th century has a certain je ne sais quoi, don't you think? Or are there no other music lovers here?
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[26 Dec 2010|03:11pm] |
I hope everyone had a lovely Christmas.
My parents got me The Doors. The 1991 movie, with Val Kilmer. It's interesting.
What did you get?
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[21 Dec 2010|06:18pm] |
Thank heavens for small favors. This Christmas, rather than being with my family, I will be elbow-deep in someone's viscera.
I have a recipe I'd like to share. Don't be alarmed, it's for ( pasta sauce. )
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[11 Dec 2010|03:05pm] |
Have you noticed that some people have no gift for appreciating the finer things in life? There is nothing more unattractive than a person who can't enjoy themselves.
My invitation to dinner is still open to anyone who would like to attend. The 18th, my home in Baltimore at six o'clock. I can express-mail some formal invitations if anyone would prefer.
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[07 Dec 2010|03:45pm] |
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Is there something about nurses that says "Hello, I'm weak and defenseless, please abuse me"? It's appalling the way the nurses are treated in this hospital. They are not janitors, maids, or mothers for the patients. They are trained professionals who shouldn't have to endure a verbal scourging every time they come within a patient's line of sight.
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[04 Dec 2010|10:15am] |
I'd like to extend an open invitation to a little pre-Christmas fête I'll be hosting in two weeks' time, on December 18. It will be at my penthouse in Baltimore, Maryland, beginning at 6 o'clock in the evening. I can provide directions if necessary.
If you'd like to attend, please let me know of any culinary restrictions you may have, such as allergies or vegetarianism.
Feel free to RSVP even if we haven't spoken. I would love to meet new people.
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[01 Dec 2010|10:22pm] |
Have you ever watched the original source of your head mate? Sometimes it can be positively surreal. Sir Hopkins has Doctor Lecter down to a T.
My name is Tanya. You can call me that or Doctor Egerman. I work at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland, where I am the youngest surgeon in residence. I live with Hannibal Lecter. He's much nicer than he seems, really.
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