Oh, no, I read it wrong. It's "hope." And not THAT Pandora. But it is my birthday!
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Happy Day!
It is?
Happy Birthday Greg!
Oh, good. I was starting to wonder what would the Pope want with her; and why Pandora and not Eve; and where he found her, anyway.
Happy Birthday!!!
Happy B-Day!
I don't know about Hope, the Pope, or Pandora, but I'm dying to find out how the Doctor gets out of Pandorica.
Hope your trip-around-the-sun anniversary date was a splendid one!