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Hi Anne,
Absolutely beautiful.
I surely must have been African in my first life – or Irish culture has a close connection to African culture.
Keep up the good work and thank you,
Joan
Left by joan on November 3rd, 2008
Welcome, Joan
Yes, I definitely think there are close relations. Look at what I’ve posted today 
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I was very touched by this, too. I’m a bit worried by the singers’ hope for a saviour, you know? I guess we’re all counting on hardworking, disciplined, visionary Obama to be enough to clean up things in the US and inspire people around the globe to change things themselves.
Hope you’re well,
Anne
Left by anne on November 3rd, 2008