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Summer. Please report back to my office.

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Since droning on endlessly about being sick and, ZOMG the steroid crazies, isn't exactly curing me, I suppose I'll stop talking about it.

Or, not.

I really don't know because, see above: steroid. crazy.

The voices are telling me to keep blogging about it, though.

Because it says, “Sex Ed 101″ on my front door.

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So, do you guys remember the story about the girl who was screaming for the imaginary friend who had run away from her?

Well, that was what I thought, anyway.  If you’re not apprised of the story, go read that post.

reminded its a small world : ever shrinking

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today i spent time online with tim & others in tim's organized weekly skypecast. it was cool, my microphone worked the whole time this week. the first time i plugged into the skypecast the microphone crapped out after about 10 minutes and i did the chat thing.

Episode 21: A Mother’s Day Conversation With Snake & The Evil One

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Last Sunday for Mother’s Day we went to visit my mom. My nephews, Snake & The Evil One were also in attendance. At times, the boys, as with most other boys their ages, will get a bit rambunctious. They had these little bean bags and NERF balls that they were playing with inside the house.

Episode 21: A Mother’s Day Conversation With Snake & The Evil One

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Last Sunday for Mother’s Day we went to visit my mom. My nephews, Snake & The Evil One were also in attendance. At times, the boys, as with most other boys their ages, will get a bit rambunctious. They had these little bean bags and NERF balls that they were playing with inside the house.

Nineteen

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When I was nineteen years old I was living in a big city, taking the bus downtown to class and to work each day, and considering transferring to Slippery Rock University as a junior business major.

I was in the process of breaking up with Sam. He'd been fun, but I was moving on.

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