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Tue Sep 2 2008

What do you hear?

Yes, yes, I’m sure it was 1864. I remember now, because the year sounded very strange. Libby-ah, just listen to it: Yi-ba-liu-si. Miss Banner said it was like saying: Lose home, slide into death. And I said, No, it means: Take hope, the dead remain. Chinese words are good and bad this way, so many meanings, depending on what you hold in your heart. (p 32)

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Andy and I are off to Disney World tomorrow morning. See ya next week!

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  1. phhhst says:
    Fri Sep 5 2008 at 12:24 PM

    Have fun!

  2. diane says:
    Sun Sep 7 2008 at 11:31 PM

    I think what you hear depends on how good your tone pronunciation is ;).

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