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I enjoyed this! I'm glad you were able to read that Germaine Greer article -- I looked for it online but couldn't find it. I thought you made a lot of good points.
I'm looking forward to your next show. You're picking great topics.
Hi Cinderella! Thanks very much! I'm still working out the glitches with the show - I had a few technical problems last night. Here's the article if you'd like to read it: The plain truth about Diana.
Great show, Marilyn!! You're getting "warm in the clothes" as we say in Sweden, once you've worked through the technical issues I'm sure you'll be even better. I hope to catch you live sometime, but the time difference doesn't help there... But I will sometime when I can stay up late. Looking forward to the next show already!
Thank you for that link! I completely missed it.
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