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Will I need a blindfold?
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Don't know. Haven't heard one since!So what do you think about when you hear a car alarm these days???
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Seeing how many of your relatives were involved in ministry. (Actually, it was a little intimidating.)What did you like best about the family reunion you went to with me?
BTW - saying ME does not count.
And God's sovreignty with Pastor Roger just being at our Xenos Summer Institute!
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Too long ago already!!! (Even though it's been less than 24 hours.)So when was the longest phone conversation you ever had?
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I'll find out for 5000 VHS and 2000+ DVD's! Don't forget to let me know which ones to keep aside!Aww thanks, sweetie.
So how many boxes does it took to hold 5,000 DVDs?
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Not any more.Anything in your CF closet you should be sending to anyone?
Was that subtle???
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On the first day of Christmas, my dear wife gave to me:
The 1960 movie Psycho (#18 on AFI Top 100)
On the second day of Christmas my dear wife gave to me:
The 1956 sci-fi classic Forbidden Planet.
On the third day of Christmas my dear wife gave to me:
The 1951 movie A Place In The Sun (#92 on AFI Top 100)
On the fourth day of Christmas my dear wife gave to me:
The 1965 movie Doctor Zhivago (#39 on AFI Top 100)
On the fifth day of Christmas my dear wife gave to me:
The 1954 movie Rear Window (#42 on AFI Top 100)
On the sixth day of Christmas my dear wife gave to me:
The 1944 movie Double Indemnity (#38 on AFI Top 100)
On the seventh day of Christmas my dear wife gave to me:
The 1939 movie Mr. Smith Goes To Washington (#29 on AFI Top 100)
On the eighth day of Christmas my dear wife gave to me:
The 1979 movie Kramer vs. Kramer (Best Picture Oscar winner)
On the ninth day of Christmas my dear wife gave to me:
The 1958 movie Vertigo (#61 on the AFI Top 100)
On the tenth day of Christmas my dear wife gave to me:
The 1942 movie Yankee Doodle Dandy (#100 on th AFI Top 100)
On the eleventh day of Christmas my dear wife gave to me:
The 1951 movie A Streetcar Named Desire (#45 on the AFI Top 100)
On the twelfth day of Christmas my dear wife gave to me:
The 1940 movie Fantasia (#58 on the AFI Top 100 - also, out of print!!!)
I love my wife!!!!!!!!!!!!!
(Also got some goodies in my stocking!)
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