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I admire your theater collection. My attempts at playwrighting were not too well received. But in a play the credit for all the really hard work goes to those who stage, direct, and act in it. I had all the fun. They had all the work. Well, that is a nice kind of an exchange for once.
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posted by ErnestHemingway at 7:47 pm (EST) on Jun 5, 2008