More Pam Ayres, by popular request
01 January 2014
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2 comments:
Thank you so much, John, for introducing me to Pam Ayres. I particularly loved "They should have asked my husband" as I happen to know someone just like that. Fortunately, he's not MY husband so I don't have to put up with him very often. ;-)
Thanks, she's brilliant!
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