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"  Move over, Freud. There&amp;#039;s a new doctor in town \u2014 and she&amp;#039;s having a heck of a year. Dolly Parton&amp;#039;s can&amp;#039;t-help-but-tap-your-toes original score for the new Broadway show 9 to 5: The Musical recently earned her a Tony award nomination. And this spring she published a children&amp;#039;s book, I Am a Rainbow, about all our colorful emotions. We asked Dolly: When was the last time she was... Feeling blue? A couple of months ago we lost my aunt, Dorothy Jo. I miss her, and I know she&amp;#039;s up there in heaven as happy as a lark \u2014 but for those of us left here on earth, we still feel kinda blue. Blissfully rosy? Believe it or not, I was just given an honorary doctorate degree from the University of Tennessee. It only took me about 45 years, but now I am Dr. Dolly \u2014 which puts a whole new spin on the fact that I am a double D. Tickled pink? Writing the score for 9 to 5 has been a whole new experience for me, and nothing tickles me pink like meeting another challenge!  Green with envy? I have a life full of blessings, and I try to count them every day. But I will say this: I always wanted long legs and got a little green with envy over some of the leggy women I would meet. Now, I&amp;#039;m just glad I have two legs! Red in the face? Funny you should ask. One recent morning working on 9 to 5, I got to work and realized I had on the cutest outfit \u2014 and my old, ragged house shoes! You don&amp;#039;t want those things to happen, but believe me, they happen to all of us. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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