Complimenting Tasha
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Last published Wed, Apr 29, 2015
Tasha isn't happy. Nor am I.
Tasha doesn't show it. Nor do I.
The thing is, I know why I am sad. I don't know why Tasha, of all people, is sad.
So, I write to her, complimenting her.
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