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2 comments:
That...was awesome. I love Billy Joel and I love that song. Thanks, Megan. You hit it dead on :-)
Happy birthday, Lynds!
When Matt and I lived in Japan, the Japanese people we knew would sometimes try to show us how much they knew about American culture. We drove for hours with this woman who had a Billy Joel cd playing. It was great!
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