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fairytalesandmargaritas.typepad.com/fairytales_and_margaritas
Fairytales and Margaritas
A day in the life of me. Mom, wife, worker bee. The tales of four children and their mommy who likes to drink. Just kidding. No, not really
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skitten.org/blog
Skitten
Skitten Blog for stuff that isn?t food, drink or not having a car Working with Karotz July 7th, 2011 by skitten A few months ago after seeing a friend?s Nabaztag I eventually ordered a Karotz, it?s spiritual successor. Alas it arrived the same day as my new piano so it sat ignored for a couple of months. Then last week I figured having dropped $200 on it I should get it to do something more useful than playing french internet radio. So here it is telling me when the bus
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Colin Masson's Blog
Colin Masson's Blog CJM1 of the 4CJMs Search: HomeAbout me (CJM1)4CJMsManufacturing 2.0Operations 2.0 Posts Comments Friends Food and drink Family Travel Holidays Home School/College Hobbies Health and wellness Work Way behind on my personal blog! June 9, 2011 by Colin Masson Leave a Comment Apologies if you?ve been visiting my blog looking for updates. I made an effort to catch up on the backlog over Xmas/New year, and have been pretty lax since then! I?ll
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snaptweet.com/help
SnapTweet :: You've Got Questions (Help
Easily Share Flickr Pictures on Twitter SnapTweet is now on a beach with a frozen tropical drink. Thanks for all the memories. While you're here, feel free to check out some of our past glory. You've Got Questions What is SnapTweet? SnapTweet is an easy to use service which makes it simple to post your latest Flickr photos to your Twitter stream. There are a few options you can choose from: send my latest photo, send tagged photos only, and send all emailed photos. Why do you need my password
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5chicago.com/blog
Cz's Night Out
HomeAbout 15 Jun 2011 Help support the arts in Chicago?drink a Pepsi! ?Politicians don?t bring people together. Artists do.? -Mayor Richard Daley of Chicago From high school through college and up until about 8 years ago, acting was my profession and pretty much my life. Movies, commercials, industrials and of course?theater. Like every struggling actor trying to make a name for themselves, building up their resumes and doing what they love, I