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Uncategorized / December 24, 2009

firstly, sorry for the mia. i’ve been sick. super sick.  brian got it too.  and 3 more of us who had oysters sunday night.

things are improving.  i ate some food today.  that was a plus.  i’m at home, in winston-salem.  i went snooping in my mom’s closet and found her present stash.  she hides them in the closet instead of under tree b/c her crazy teenage cats attack them if they’re out.
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additionally, i disovered the cuteset little blog – apt. 412.  delight with me in her bathroom match display
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and her holiday sensabilities
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thirdly, merry christmas to all.  and thank you for buying all of my christmas candles and almost all of my ornaments.  that worked out well.

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