So - Dezember
5, 2004
advent, advent, ein lichtlein brennt
Happy second advent,
everybody!
^_^
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Mi - Oktober 6, 2004
Kenshin
 .
yup new obsession. Himura
Kenshin aka Hitokiri Battousai kicked Spidey from
his no.1 rank. After spideys life-long pole position! I'd never believed it, but
Kenshin's just so much cooler!
I just recently read all Kenshin mangas my sister
has on her shelf, 1-11 and 14, that is. Took me a whole night, but I couldn't
stop! That was before my exam. Now I watched the whole series on vcd, only the
two movies missing. With the background story, I believe. Must see...
Watsuki's done a great job with the Manga,
very nice drawing style, b/w mainly. Character development excellent too. I've
grown totally addicted within the blink of an eye!
Here's
the little "family" of the Kamiya Kasshin Ryu Kendo
Dojo: Oi,
one of my favs: 19 yo Sanosuke
Sagara. Always keen to put his fists in good use -
always ready for a fight and never paying his bills at the restaurant, not only
is he eating like a pig but he's also a notorical gambler without luck - but
Sano
has a caring side hidden underneath his rough shell, meaning: the louder he
shouts, the more he was actually worrying about you. You have to love him. He
stands in for his friends at any rate and just is the manly cool guy in this
family ^_^ His typical features are the Kanji of bad on the back of his gi
jacket and him chewing on a fishbone, his biggest qualities are his heart of
gold, his strength, stamina and hopeless enthusiasm for fighting. AND he has got
the most intriguing way of speaking (well, the voice actor Ueda Yuuji, that is),
grumbling enraged most of the time; who could think that japanese can sound just
so niice! Before he met Kenshin (in a fight, that was), he was kinda drifting
along, as gangster known as Zanza (after his weapon, a huge horse&rider
chopping thing), full of anger and blame - but that's the story of his past,
about Captain Sagara and the Sekihoutai who got betrayed and executed as
scapegoat... Well, there's plenty to be said but if you're interested I suggest
you better go read the books, they're well worth it! And if you do, look out for
the development between cool yet sly doc Megumi (fox woman) and Sano (Chicken
head) heheheWell, I didn't want to write so
much, just wanted to put up some Sano pics too. He's actually the only guy who
doesn't look stupid with too short trousers (okay, Judo and similare trousers
are standard this short..but... he just looks
good!).        
Sexy
Megumi
and with fox ears, probably having some thoughts abot
Ken-sanSamurai's topknot: young
Hitokiri Battousai. Ponytail: rurouni Himura Kenshin (except when in Hitokiri
mode)
         "maa
maa"
   And
what's about
Kenshin
now?
 Looking
like a woman (also voiced -very well!- by a woman), being an absolute hopeless
case in real life while being the perfect and lethal opponent in battle... well,
he's the character with the dark past and as logical consequence: interesting!
Became a legend in wartimes as Hitokiri Battousai, then decided never to kill
again, taking up a Sakaba sword (reverse blade) to protect the weak. His Hiten
Mitsurugi Ryu style proves close to unbeatable powerful and with god-like speed
(yes, he has a very arrogant, erm, self confident I wanted to say, master who
makes his appearance a couple of times, and the resulting potential between
Kenshin and Hito was used veery well, hehe). And it's just so cute when he once
uses it to master a steak,
hihi.
So, now he's just a rurouni, a wanderer, and
currently staying in Kaoru's dojo. Of course they really like each other but
never manage to express it. Kenshin spends his days helping in the house,
washing and cooking. He's enjoying the more or less peaceful life as Rurouni
although his past is sometimes catching up.
He's just lovable, on one side a perfect
sword master, on the other hand as unable as everyone else, if not worse! He can
be so dopey! No-one would guess his past identity from his behavior and the
number of blows he has to take from his friends, especially Kaoru and Sano. He's
got his looks, nice hands, red hair (yeah, I favour that), is very caring and
concerned; he tries to make up for the damage and pain he inflicted in his past,
and finally he's got those nice cross shaped scars that give him that special
touch. And I love the change from Himura Kenshin to the Hitokiri, the way his
eyes and expression change and turn all scary and dangerous. Goody! You can
always turn your battle aura on me, hehe. As someone else wrote: If you hear
someone saying Oro! 20 times within half an hour, and you still laugh, all is
good!  Last
notes: Kaoru's known for her swordsmanship and her idealistic views; she's
leading the dojo after her father's passing and holds his principles high -
Kamiya Kasshin Ryu is meant for protecting only, not for killing. Also, she's
rather tomboy-ish at times and famous for her inability to cook. Counting the
times Kenshin caught a whack in the head would take up some
time.Yahiko is a stray descendent form a
samurai line who used to get through life by being a pickpocket (for a gang),
but after meeting Kenshin he found the courage to start over and joined the dojo
as kaoru's only student. He's cool too, sit back and watch him grow I
say.Much more to say but then I'm not
a Kenshin specialist yet. Sorry for canon violation if it occurred, tell me and
I'll correct it. So long, have fun and don't let your guard
down!
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Di - September 28, 2004
Physikum
That
is
just
so
cool! <--
now that is not me, but it fits
perfectly!
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Mo - September 13, 2004
MC passed
Results of the written part arrived on sunday
?!
adequate, missing the next upper score by three
points. gnn.
anyway, passed is passed. One
more to go.
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Mo - September 6, 2004
quickie
Off one of my mailing lists.
People in Europe laugh at Americans because they
think that 200 years
is a long
time.
People in America laugh at Europeans
because they think that 200 miles
is a long
distance.
That said, I wished to have
done my exam and could just rest and read more internet rubbish...
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Di - Juli 13, 2004
Whooaaa - all certificates complete
I'm
so
glad
I
could
*scream*
-
if
you'd
just
be
able
to
hear
me
I
might
do
it,
LOL!
I
passed
the
long
feared
biochemistry
exam!
Got
32
out
of
49
points
total,
that
is
big
fat
65
%.
Holy
cow!
A
number
not
worth
mentioning
for
a
member
of
SG
[censored],
but
way
enough
for
me!
I
was
so
insecure
yesterday
right
after
the
exam,
although
I
had
given
my
best.
But
I
was
hoping
for
three
tightly
shut
eyes
on
Doc
W's
side
to
make
it
work...
Then
I
didn't
dare
to
call
and
ask
for
the
outcome
because
I
wasn't
keen
on
hearing
a
negative
result.
On
the
other
hand
it
wouldn't
be
better
to
wait
until
tomorrow
and
read
it
on
the
black
board.
I
was
lucky
and
had
Marcus
calling.
And
we
passed
with
the
same
result
(which
had
nothing
to
do
with
sitting
side
by
side
because
me
dummy
not
had
glasses,
tee
hee).
With
the
realization
the
enthusiasm
increased
gradually,
and
over
the
day
I
was
so
happy
when
I
remembered
that
I
managed
the
last
hurdle
to
the
Physikum.
Such
excellent
news!
Well,
not
that
I
spent
the
rest
of
the
day
laid
back'n'lazy
-
we
did
some
more
studying,
this
time
on
psychology,
solving
some
Mediscript
questions
and
such
(because
some
have
their
last
exam
tomorrow).
Ha,
Mediscript
reminds
me
of
something:
That
blasted
cd
doesn't
run
on
MacOSX
(Panther)
unless
you
have
VPC
>
6.0
and
Windows
2000
or
later.
Meep
-
me
just
have
98
and
no
nerves
yet
to
organize
fresh
install.
If
you
too
have
a
Mac
and
want
to
use
the
newest
Mediscript
cd,
don't
call
the
hotline,
the
service
guy
there
is
totally
useless
in
this
respect.
I
for
my
part
settled
on
the
old
pc
as
a
temporary
solution
until
I
up
my
Win
OS.
Mood:
happy,
exhausted,
looking
forward
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Do - Juli 8, 2004
the cocoa files II
Hehe, no worries, it's just cookie dough.... but
looks just too realistic! Who says cooking isn't fun!
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the cocoa files
Strange things are going on. Is chocolate addictive?
Is it only addictive for females? Hmmm...
I noticed that XXs seem to have a higher affinity to
the dark powder than XYs. Well, especially I seem to possess a special sensor
for chocolate - maybe I'm an endorphin junkie ;-) Not that I wouldn't have
alternative ways to hit my rewarding system, but *that* is another story :D
Hey, that reminds me of the fact that being single has some major
disadvantages...!
Back to the choc - I
usually have kind of a basic-chocolate-potential, meaning that my appetite is
stimulated very easily, whatever the circumstances. Well, not that I refuse to
eat at any time anyway...
But it's also a
good indicator for serious stress. On tuesday, after the last biochemistry
practical (yay!) I was suddenly confronted with the harsh truth: that the physio
examination would be the next morning. Somehow this had escaped my mind totally.
I had been loosely convinced I'd have two more days to learn, and it just hit me
unprepared. I was feeling so down that I could feel how my chocolate receptors
shut down. Interest stilled completely. When we went to the Mensa, I wasn't
really motivated to choose my food, not even a dessert. I only wanted to go home
to my park, sit in the rose garden and stare into the air. Well, my friends
convinced me to follow them to the lawn where we tried to recall the examination
subjects for the next day. I was so crestfallen that my control system for
politeness was clearly affected while I swam in a low unlike any low I had
experienced in the last months. Marcus tried to cheer me up by plastering me
with colourful sticky notes which was quite sweet and really improved my grumpy
mood a bit. But it took another 2 hours to get home, take a shower, wash my
hair, eat some tomatos and write down some more biochemistry until I felt close
to being civilised again. Marcus came by later and we went to the park to quite
successfully repeat the needed knowledge for the next day's examinations. We
have a learning rock there, it's part of the bunker that lie beneath the park
area, and I got quite used to spend my afternoons there, sitting, chatting,
eating and, of course, studying. At the end of the day I did feel better and
instead of learning through the night I went to sleep early, wanting to be
rested the next day. Where's the connection to the chocolate now? Well, arriving
at home feeling down I ate a selfmade high power dark chocolate cookie although
I didn't feel like it, and voilá, one hour later I felt better! Hmmm...
conspiratory thesis... chocolate receptors linked to control over mood
modulation? Will I turn into the Hulk if no chocolate is substituted for a
longer period of time? He, it's a funny idea to think of a morphed mutant of
Hulk and the Sesame street's Krümelmonster (the one who loves cookies) -
"Grrrrrrr.... chooooocolaaaaate.... don't make Hulk angry, Hulk need cocoa...
graurrr!" Will it be furry and green, or muscular in blue? Hehe, *this*
certainly cheers me up!
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Mi - Juli 7, 2004
One more to go
The end of the semester is near. Physiology is done
and over with! The only thing that stands between me and the Physikum now is
biochemistry. (And the loads of knowledge I ought to learn until
then...)
In the morning we had Physiology examination. At
9.00 AM. I was nervous as usual when awaiting an upcoming exam, and it wasn't
easier when I heard I'd be in my "own" hall (reflexes) where I had been the
assistant helper. But... the details don't matter, because I passed! I did, and
now I have no more physiology - except the part it takes in the Physikum of
course.
Monday is the final biochemistry
exam. It's damn important and the exam I fear most! And it's my weakest spot to
the day. I have to pass it, although I already resigned myself to the repeated
exam in two weeks. It just has to happen. Else no Physikum now. But in case of
unlucky circumstances I'm also already tuned in on Physikum in march,
ha!
Due to the very narrow timeframe I sought
quick recuperation and was granted the timely offer of a good friend (who also
passed today, like the majority of the students) to make a short trip into the
east of Berlin. We rode our bicycles under the finally present sun and he
invited me to a luscious cup of ice cream (raffaello/coconut, joghurt, chocolate
and hazelnut). We spent some time playing a children's over dimensional wooden
tic tac toe which was very amusing. It's funny how much you can enjoy yourself
after you managed another hurdle; not that I wouldn't have tried that game if I
was normally relaxed :)
We had some time
left, the weather was fine and our exam was over, so we payed the local sports
mall a visit. Trying out funny snorkling acessories like webbed swim gloves and
Inline skates. I really want a pair now. Hehe, as soon as biochemistry is fixed
up, I'll get a pair. It was fun to try them, but I wasn't exactly talented -
although I didn't fall. At least a chance to learn it :D
In the end we just sat outside on the stairs
to the mall, eating "Currywurst" and listening to a strange guy playing a kind
of electronic didgeridoo/trance mix - his dij was made of metal! In the
background a strange oldish man sitting in a tiny shack was overheard shouting
some phrases about the Lotto tickets he was trying to sell. He didn't even look
up if people were around, just shouted in regular time lags. Veery strange
person! I guess he was automatized already, running on a little
Energizer.
It was really nice and for some
hours I had the feeling that I could actually relax. It was good to just sit in
the sun and do nothing of examinational relevance - of special importance as
things are still kind of tumbling, but it's going relatively well under the
circumstances!
Back home I had to get back
to biochemistry, working off voice memos I had made and writing them down. Then
having another study appouintment, we checked out the stuff, but major
preparation modus will begin tomorrow. Urghh! I wish myself luck. The glass
electrode isn't the most fascinating thing on earth, really.
Sorry for the weird text structure, but i'm
actually quite tired now :-P
Off to get
some sleep...zzZZzZZZzzzZ...
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Sa
- Juni 19, 2004
Herr Santi
Once again I fell victim to my name ;-)
I had this fun saturday in may, where I participated
as a dummy in a triage training: people getting more or less lethal fake wounds,
simulating their best, doctors or paramedics running around trying to deal with
it. It's to check how efficient and appropriate the medical staff can estimate
and deal with a flood of injured people in an exceptional situation like after a
mass accident. Categorizing them after seriousness and such with only a minute
and a half (or so) for each patient.
Anyway,
we all got a letter from the president of the german association for
"Katastrophenschutz" (desaster protection...?) expressing his appreciation of
the voluntary participation. Addressed to Mr Bunjamin, as usual. I should have
collected all the versions of addresses I received in the past - Herrn Benjamin
Santi, Sonti Benjamin... when I was seven and hospitalised for an eye correction
operation, the nurses thought Bunjamin was the female version of Benjamin, thus
I was called Bunjamin for the whole durance of my stay there and my mother was
called Mrs Santi. Heh! I think it's funny - I'm laughing every time I get a new
version. Just keep them coming!
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no more school!
Now it's official, no member of the Bunjamin family
has to go to school ever again! Unless someone breeds more children which won't
be the case too soon *wink*
Su was the last of us four children to finish High
school, she graduated one or two weeks ago and with the same result as me. It
was in the papers today so it's finally official. Still flying on the
after-school-high I think. Congrats! She was in the first
"Schnelläufer"-class, with only 12 years of school. I think they skipped
the 8th grade.
Was at her celebration with
certificate hand over last week; she looked gorgeous in a fantastic
cream-coloured dress and high heels. And holy cow, it was still nothing against
her High school prom dress which she manufactured herself from scratch within a
couple of days! She was walking sin in silky killer red with veery high slits at
the sides and a bare back, just held together by satin ribbons! The guys must
have been so flabbergasted, and my brother who went with her as elegant escort
was surely getting uncomfy when the evening went along.
She played in the school orchestra at her
own prom and at the hand over celebration, along with some other graduates, good
as ever.
They had some fun projects and also
more or less boring speeches. Something that made me laugh was the repeated
proclamation the time of slavery in school was over, no more 45 minutes units of
boredom *snickers* - if they knew... in university you get at least 90 minutes
of boredom in one piece! (up to 7 hours if you're going
meds).
Welcome in the real world *waves
pathetically with both arms*
No, but
honestly, it's fantastic!
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Mi - Mai 19, 2004
Hypo-Schneider-emia
Huh? Wot's zis?
Hyposchneideremia,
also known as Morbus ZisDoesNotExistus Perf!icus. First discovered in WA,
Australia.
I'm just giving a hint: Someone who suffers from a
lack of Schneider supply - a very essential and precious supplement substance
for certain population groups with the attribute "creativity" - will receive
some nice dose per mail to treat his deficiency symptoms. I'm issuing the
prescription tomorrow and will proceed with the delivery at the end of the week.
I wish you good recovery.
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Di - Mai 4, 2004
Lunar eclipse
Tonight's the night, we have yet another lunar eclipse
to come. The full moon will be covered up, but it won't disappear completely
even at the peak, instead it will appear dark red; around midnight the full moon
is revealed back into it's lovely brightness. I like the moon! My favourite
satellite! The next lunar eclipse will be visible on the 28th of october
2004.
20.48 the moon will start entering the earth's deepest
shadow, just at the time when it rises over germany. Moonrise in Berlin is
20.28. We'll be able to see the whole process - I hope it won't be cloudy! These
days the moon is especially close to earth. On the 6th of may it will be a
distance of only 359 811 km. Because it doesn't rise too high, keen spectators
are advised to find themselves a spot with clear view to the east. Those two
factors determine the extra large appearance of the moon and the long duration
of this event. Hehe! The exact full moon position will be achieved at 22.33, in
a perfect teamwork with the middle of the lunar eclipse at 22.30.
Twelve minutes past midnight the moon will
have left the deepest shadow completely, and the visible part of the eclipse
will be over.More nice things: the night sky
between today and tomorrow, but stretching out over the whole month, will be
filled with falling stars (but the largest number to be expected tonight). So
get your wishes out. It's all in the sign of Aquarius (which leaves me kind of
untouched as I don't feel too attracted by astrology, but I do like the real
star filled sky!); Planet Venus and Jupiter are also visible, 'she' only at the
beginning of the month, shining bright on the western sky as the brightest
planet, and 'he' as the second brightest for the whole month, high in the south
eastern sky.Enjoy the
show!Info from: Tagesspiegel, p.28, tuesday,
4th of may 2004)For the more
ambitioned:http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse/LEplot/LEplot2001/LE2004May04T.gif
http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse/OH/OH2004.html
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Sa
- Mai 1, 2004
~Orlando Bloom~
If you didn't notice yet, I really like this
handsome young actor. He's hot and my absolute favourite 2003/2004! I found this
cute pic today of him with a sweet dog (Saluki?) that he apparantly adopted
while filming Troy. Reminds me: Troy is coming up in two weeks. Excellent! Oh,
the other pic I just added because he's hot hot hot whatever he's wearing -
nothing (my personal preference), wig & arrows, suit, armor. or Hobbit Merry
(Dominic M.) ...
 
Pics
from LJ Nikitas Lair and The Orlando Bloom Photo Timeline
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Do - April 29, 2004
Spring sun's sending kisses
And the kisses were all for
ME!
Today it was so nice and warm! After our
seminar we let ourselves collaps to the lawn, where dandelions where blossoming,
embellishing the fresh green with their sunny colour.
It was the warmest day this year, it still is. But
then, it's been winter before. Only disadvantage is that the lecture theaters
are brooding hot! Especially because ALL lecturers have decided to
unexceptionally present powerpoint slides, which means that the blinds are
pulled down the whole day. Unfortunately all my lectures are taking place in the
afternoons for the lenght of the current semester. Awful. I like that we get the
lectures PP Slides on CD-R's, but I'd prefer to get some light in the afternoon.
Guess I'm not supposed to build up some Vitamin D this year ;-)
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Mo - April 26, 2004
sexy accents
I'm unfortunately not capable of any good
intonations. My sister is though!
Anyway,
here's some accents/languages I find
irresisssstable...
I could listen to them all
day!
Sexy or
sweet:
scottish
- blame Pippin for that (Billy Boyd). Mmhh, he sang good too in
ROTK.
irish
- I don't dare say it, but blame Tony *ducks* - hey, I had to listen to him for
MONTHS! I got accustomed to it.
I can't
believe that I *still* get the impression that it is just someone who speaks
english incorrect when he's actually speaking scottish/irish. Having grown up
with english as third language I just assumed anything beyond clear english was
plain mispronounciation! Duh! How
ignorant!
english
- only sexy when special people talk, like Orlando Bloom - gimme that sexxy
voice, brit boy! Blame Legolas. You bad blonde crown prince of mirkwood who runs
so swiftly, has keen eyes, is a master archer, can walk on snow, is an androgyn
beauty in a supersexy silk robe....mus I say more?
*drool*
Can be quite horrible when wrong
english accent is picked! Some are really disgusting - Cockney for
example
[Captain Jack Sparrow - a way
of talking Johnny Deep invented for POTC, and it's darn sexy,
savvy?]
Not always sexy but
nice to the
ear:
australian
- aaalroighty maaate, it's not exactly sexy, but it has such a charm. I grew to
love it when i spent six months in QLD and VIC. Good on ya, mate! Fair dinkum! I
guess it can gain sexyness if it's the roight aussie guy talking - the Tap Dogs
weren't bad, but then they didn't talk much, just looked good and moved
fine.
Balinese
- melodic yet lively dream, but only sexy when special people talk (Kacix,
Ketut, and maybe Mr. DeepVoice?). Else "just"
fantastic.
[Morten Harket singing in
norwegian is cool]
Not sexy,
not exactly nice to the ear but still
charming:
yes, ze
däaniss
aksent is soo swiit and funny too (hehehehehe) if they speak
german
Huge turn
off's:
Nearly all german accents (+
surrounding) - Sächsisch!!!!, Hessisch!!, Österreichisch!!!!!,
Bayrisch!! And many more.
Berlinerisch is
acceptable at times, nothing else i could think of
currently.
Kanaksprak
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Bunjamin Bait - Gotcha!
If you actually know me and you found me now,
congrats! I successfully lured you to my page by putting out this bait for
google to swallow. It did. Google is sooo hungry.
Bunjamin blog, shadow weaver, hungry_worm,
santiphoenix, lille piksvin, Lille Nisse. All mine. All me. Hello! I was just
fed up that you find anything but not ME under * m y * name. Ha! Now everything
is different :)
Posted at 09:53 Uhr
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Sa
- März 6, 2004
Mighty organ fan here :D
A friend of mine is playing the organ and we went to
his concert in the 'Auenkirche' in Berlin. I nearly didn't recognize him as the
'Registrant' looked just alike! It was his older brother I learned later.
It was very impressive and nice, although I usually
don't feel at home in church. The concert took 1 1/2 hours and we got to hear
Sibelius, Kalejis, Bach, G.T.Drywa and Widor's VI. Sinfonie. Mighty sound,
vibrations throughout the room (which had a fantastic acoustic).
I'm determined to attend the next, which will
be on my brother's birthday.
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Mi - Februar 25, 2004
Frühlingslust
Sunshine. Warm. The snow that fell in the
morning is melting. Tiny sparrows are bathing in puddles on the pavement,
spreading their feathers and wiggling their chests in the water.
So sweet a sight, it warms my heart. Spring
is in the air.
Posted at 04:18 Uhr
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Fr - Februar 20, 2004
Me!
Have new shirt. Like new shirt!
Posted at 09:36 Uhr
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snow worm
snowcrystals
Heee - cute snowman
Old versus new
Lindberg glasses
New Year
In memoriam
it's the little things
Oriental Dance
Make a journey
Autumn air
Riding Lesson No.3
Schneider - the legend lives
Fearful Kittens
Autumn food
Autumn colors
The Gargelbird!
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