Ideations of a Jayhawker: Blog Policies
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7 comments:
Glad you're back!
How was Colorado?
~Mike
Thanks, Mike!
Colorado is an amazing state, totally different from Kansas in every respect!
The weather was refreshingly cool in the mou'ains.
(Spelling to be explained later.)
I was wondering where you were!
That was a lot of "W's". :)
Why would one be wondering, or worrying? I wonder.
Wandering with wonder in the mountains, with the winding, white-capped, western waters is where I was fishing for wainbow twout.
Wonder where I was no more!
"Wow" is right,...
...woman!
You had to know that was coming!
:)
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