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Dying for a Dance
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Cindy Sample727 ratings, 4.13 average rating, 73 reviews
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“I’m looking to see if it was produced by one of the Canadian mines. Some of the larger mines mark their diamonds with minuscule polar bear or maple leaf marks.” “I didn’t realize there were diamond mines in Canada,” I said. “The first mine was discovered in 1998. Canada now produces one third of the diamonds in the world.”
― Dying for a Dance
― Dying for a Dance
“Where’s Didier?” I asked. “No, is not a place. Is person,” Irina said. “Didier is famous ball gown designer from Quebec. Paula”
― Dying for a Dance
― Dying for a Dance
“examined every inch of the interior, but other than a few embarrassing dust elephants, everything seemed in order. Jenna”
― Dying for a Dance
― Dying for a Dance
“parents pushed shopping carts filled with boxes of all shapes and sizes, as well as screaming children of all shapes and sizes. I”
― Dying for a Dance
― Dying for a Dance
“was hooked. It was definitely preferable to be tired than look tired.”
― Dying for a Dance
― Dying for a Dance
“like zaftig women. ” Zaftig? That was a new one. I would have to look it up, but I had a feeling the definition didn’t mean tall and slender.”
― Dying for a Dance
― Dying for a Dance
“I doubt the hotness of the teacher has anything to do with my ability to learn the foxtrot. When I dance, I look more like Lucille Ball than Ginger Rogers.”
― Dying for a Dance
― Dying for a Dance
“Chandler might think we were both on the same page but I wasn’t sure we were reading from the same book.”
― Dying for a Dance
― Dying for a Dance
