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Sweet Joan, oh that's Lou Reed, I changed the name of it. I don't know if that was the song you were thinking of. Well I finished another novel, reading it, not writing it. And I've been reading some Carl Hyafin novels, they're kind of farces, they are darkly hilarious. I was in Florida, and I had earlier this week read his newest one that was published just this year, called Fever Beach. And so I've been reaching back to his earlier ones, and yesterday afternoon I started reading Nature Girl. And I just finished it about a half hour ago. And I realized that the net was coming up, so I shouldn't start reading something else. But then, listening to Ann's report, and her harp of all of the books she was writing, I told someone about some parts of my stories that I've never finished. But, then she mentioned harp playing, and so I thought, I really need to play my harp, it's going out of tune. My big harp. And I walked over to it and I plucked out a chord. And I thought, oh that's lovely. And it doesn't sound too bad, a lot of tune, so I plucked another chord, and it also sound lovely, and that was kind of diminished. And it's appropriate because I was also listening to some jazz today. Anyway, I heard the little beep. 33, 2U, and Ann, all my gals, and all the numbers to all my hymns out there, and in fact, I'm afraid of the LSB.