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Leggz I hope you're feeling somewhat better today. When I was on day my face felt so hot I got a stool and actually put my head in the freezer a few minutes to cool it off.

I don't know what I'd do without my Kindle2 Erin. I never enjoyed something so techy so much in my life. It's awesome you can order a book anytime, anywhere. Today I'm going to New York City to Jersey Boys on Broadway and will be reading on the bus.
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