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The table is set, Madame Speaker


The table is set -- and impeachment is very much on it. We are ready and waiting.

Your turn to serve, please.

Thank you,

~Rayne

Comments

Triciawrites said…
Found your blog thru fdl comments, really enjoyed the raised garden series, I am interested in how your plants are doing.

Btw, I empathize with your red district bubble. (I felt like the other commenter was pulling a fast one)
So keep up the good fight!
Rayne Today said…
Hey triciawrites, nice to see you. I'll continue to post updates on the plants as the garden matures, likely will have more on Saturday.

And yeah, I think that was a very subtle form of trolling that you saw. They have to be much more slippery at Jane's site than at others in order to get by. Thanks for the support!
robsalk said…
Hey there! Welcome back!
robsalk said…
Hey there! Welcome back! I'm mostly on haitus while I'm working on my book, but I'll direct whatever remains of my readership over here the next time I post.
Rayne Today said…
Nice to have you drop in, Rob!! Hope that book is coming along, can't wait to hear that you've finished it.

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