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Stewart Little Little Stevie Wonder Wonder Woman

Alvin Alcorn Theodore Roethke Simon Wiesenthal

Lewis Smiley Margo Kidder Kyle McLaughlin

Tristan Tristano Mr. Twister

The Green Lantern The Hulk Kermit

Satchel Page Bilbo Baggins The Rat Pack

Alfred Batman Robin

Porky Pig N. Sinatra Bean

The Five Satins The Four Aces The Tree Sounds

Jumpin' Jack Flash Flash Gordon Gordon Sumner

Jimmy Carter Peanuts Hucko Jonas Jonas Huckabuck

What's the frequency Kenneth Kenny G Kenny

She was Lo, plain Lo in the morning, standing four feet ten in one sock. She was Lola in slacks. She was Dolly at School. She was Dolores on the dotted line. But in my arms she was always Lolita.

Hot Chocolate (You Sexy Thing) Hot Ptah Hot Lips Page

Eddie and the Cruisers Eddie and the Hot Rods Eddie Blazonczyk and the Versatones

Allen, I was thinking you could do an exquisite corpse of sorts by having all interested board members provide a random line. You could then construct your notes my simply pasting together the results. Or then again maybe not. Bill

Red, Sonny Red Norvo Redd Foxx

Doc Watson Blind Lemon Jefferson Blind Blake

The Fly Girls The Flying Burrito Brothers Super Fly

Pebbles Flintstone Rock Hudson The Rolling Stones

Screamin' Jay Hawkins Jay Jay Johnson Big Jay McNeely

Miss Piggy Kermit The Swedish Chef

Mole Rat Toad

I have just finished Jim Harrison's The Road Home. One of the best books I have read in years. His characters are amazing. It is one of those stories that after I put the book down I have a hard time believing that these people don't actually exist somewhere in the world. I find the love of life and decency in all of his stories deeply inspiring. I can also recommend The Raw and The Cooked, a collection of food writing and The Summer He Didn't Die, A set of novellas. I have just started in on The Beast God Forgot to Invent, also by Harrison. Bill

Will Shortz Wee Willie Winkie Little Bill