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Elizabeth sounded a pleasant chirping note about the student postings, and I
agree.
Nobody requires that we respond, and messages are easily deleted if they are
troublesome.

I suspect that Elizabeth finds "spring ringing" a little early in Orgegon, but
poets and pleasant souls are allowed that license.  I can't quite dredge it up
right now in Santa Fe, but that's my problem,not the season's.

Louis Forsdale