Dear Sam,
Thanks for cleaning the bathtub - it is emaculate.
Your sis,
Kate
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Clay: a moldable material that is plastic when moist but hard when fired, best sculpted in the hands of an experienced potter. Romans 9:21. Friar: member of a mendicant order, distinct from monks in that they do not shut themeleves off from the rest of the world.
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2 comments:
Kate...quick note. "Emaculate" is a verb. "Immaculate" is the adjective.
Immaculate. Also, what about the sink and the toilet? Ok, the toilet's not spotless, but that's because I did it last and there's a lot of tight angles. And I'm not plunging my hand into toilet water. But you're welcome.
-Sam
PS Since we live together, we could communicate more directly than this.
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