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the one to have up your sleeve
an ace can be low or high
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2014-12-20 05:27 pm (UTC)
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To see my babies.
[
Which takes a moment to actually reach her own ears, apparently, because after a second she does wrinkle her nose at herself.
]
Metaphorically. I work mostly with the cephalopods, so-- they're a lot closer to my heart.
[
And not kept with the sharks, clearly.
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Date: 2014-12-20 05:27 pm (UTC)[Which takes a moment to actually reach her own ears, apparently, because after a second she does wrinkle her nose at herself.]
Metaphorically. I work mostly with the cephalopods, so-- they're a lot closer to my heart.
[And not kept with the sharks, clearly.]