Re: totoro found!
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<Pin...@homer19.u.washington.edu>, "J.
Melusky" <wha...@u.washington.edu> writes:
>Hi joan, I guess Totoro hasn't reached Ohio yet?
Hi Jon and rest of group... no, Totoro hasn't reached my area of Ohio
yet... I'm sure I will "discover" him/her/it sometime soon. It's
inevitable with four kids under the age of 9... I'll keep my eyes out for
him... perhaps I won't be able to see him? After all I'm supposed to be
an adult!
Anyhow, thanks for the info...
-joan
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