(Sunday, February 14, 2010) In honor of St. Valentine’s Day, here’s “love” in several languages.
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- 365::54 - night snow
- 365::53 - we missed this
- 365::52 - making music together
- 365::51 - no imagination
- 365::50 - relax
- 365::49 - what do you long for?
- 365::48 - color my world
- 365::47 - poetry in my life
- 365::46 - sweet dreams
- 365::45 - on the road
- 365::44 - friends are friends forever
- 365::43 - your heart knows
- 365::42 - I got my camera back!
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- 365::41 - love love love
- 365::40 - let it snow
- 365::39 - does anybody really know
- 103.365 (The Road Less Travelled)
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- 101.365 (Founders' Lodge)
- 100.365 (Change Has Come to America)
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- 365::37 - sunset
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- 365::34 - the color blue
- 365::33 - watching the snow come down
- 365::32 - love is a burning thing
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2 comments:
What language is polaroid?
Heh, heh. It's a unique language started by Edwin Land.
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