Elongated ... no, don't
Some days, if you ask me what I teach, I say "journalism." Others, I say "communication." This one seems to be taking shape already.
Labels: elongated yellow fruit, heds
posted by fev at 8:43 AM
Saturday, February 02, 2013
Some days, if you ask me what I teach, I say "journalism." Others, I say "communication." This one seems to be taking shape already.
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1 Comments:
I see they're wearing 'midriff-bearing' white shirts, also.
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