I called Tessa and asked her to come over . . . When the applauding began to die, she was the first to scurry offstage. The greatest moment, as insignificant and miniscule as it may have seemed to anyone else, was when she admitted to having a bad day
I called Tessa and asked her to come over . . . When the applauding began to die, she was the first to scurry offstage. The greatest moment, as insignificant and miniscule as it may have seemed to anyone else, was when she admitted to having a bad day
I called Tessa and asked her to come over . . . When the applauding began to die, she was the first to scurry offstage. The greatest moment, as insignificant and miniscule as it may have seemed to anyone else, was when she admitted to having a bad day
