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Kate Conner. Hi, John. I can't wait to see you tonight. I'm bringing a bottle of champagne, some strawberries and those four inch stilettos. The violin guy says, Hey, it's a 1957 Schoenberg. This thing must be worth 10 or 15 grand. Meanwhile, a little orchestra in your head. Stewart's plane. Oh, Lulu, you immediately enroll your daughter and trombone lessons. Yesterday she was a baby, taking her first steps before you blinked an eye. She was asking about your earrings for the school dance. Today she's a bride, someone's wife, someone's best friend. But to you, she's still your little girl. We would tell you if you had clogged pores. You have park tours presenting the Rockhopper, a one compact fest tried hard pedal fast for puzzles. The true measure of success in life isn't money, fame or power. It's laugh lines, celestial seasonings. What you do for you