However, she told me yesterday that Klaudia, my niece wanted to know the name of the site. I was just closing down the computer, having already written something for today, when I remembered this and I suddenly wondered if there was anything she might not like here. Now, the last thing I want to do is upset anyone in the family, especially the ladies, who are, as I heard complimentarily described on the Pit and the Pendulum (with Vincent Price) yesterday - "strong and wilful". A slight panic... but then I thought of a better way of dealing with it.
So, taking the words of the Johnny Mercer song:
You must have been a beautiful baby
You must have been a wonderful child
When you were only starting to go to kindergarten
I bet you drove the little boys wild.

And when it came to winning blue ribbons
You must have shown the other kids how.

I can see the judges' eyes as they handed you the prize
You must have made the cutest bow.

You must've been a beautiful baby
'Cause baby look at you now.
I'm a bit nervous, as not everyone likes their photo being shown publicly. However, just a small version from October this year.
No, it's just not good enough - perhaps slightly bigger:
"In for a penny, in for a pound":
OK, with all this effort, I've pretty much guaranteed that she'll never find the site. Phew, that's a relief.
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