Bird Flu Reaches Spain
Source: Center for Disease Control.
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Maybe there's more to George Dila's short story, "End of the World," then I care to let on about. I'm still waiting for the MetroTimes to give me the green light on his book review. Also, my brother and sister-in-law travel to Spain at least twice a year but missed "The Running of the Bulls" this time. My sister-in-law tells me it is only the Americans that get trampled. Now I can ask her about bird flu.
Wow I totally forgot about the bird flu for a while. hasta manana
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