I love a lot of these photos:
I love a lot of people (including Mary, above) who were at The Open Mic at Kickstand Cafe last night to witness the debut of my first original song (which starts with the words “I love a lot”).
I love a lot of YouTube videos but I’m choosing this one for today:
I love a lot of comments.
I love a lot of people who helped me create today’s blog post and — of course! — YOU.
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I love a lot, but Harley is missing, and I DON’T LIKE THAT!
I love a lot of your comments!
One for the Fringe, Ann?
I love that idea, Derrick. We shall see.
🙂
I love a lot this post! 😊 Take care! 😊
I love this comment a lot!
Way to be brave, Ann. My dear wife Karen and I just joined your first performance and liked your style.
I like you and Karen a lot, Mark.
It looks like you were having a blast up there, Ann. Your performance gave the lyrics of your song a spin and zest that help me understand how you meant those words. I loved the humor in the song and in your performance. Are you going to tell us who you don’t like? Or are you taking guesses? I have a guess!
I love this comment and would love to know your guess, Maureen.
I like how you managed everyone’s expectations in your introduction then more than exceeded those expectations with a great performance of a brilliant and original song.
I like you, Chris, a LOT.
Love the photos too!
I like you, David!
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The first song of your new CD you’ll record
Some possible tracks in this genre of people to not like
1. She’s a Backstabber
2. He’ll Always Walk Alone
3. The Prayer (that Human Resources will fire him/her)
4. God Only Knows ( with new words of course)
5. I Saw Him Standing There, (doing absolutely nothing, ever. The sloth)
6. Someone Like You…. Is to be avoided at all costs
7. What a wonderful world. It would be wonderful with fewer negative people
I’m sure you can think of more song titles
I love a lot of your comments, Ruth, but this one is something special! <3
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