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Old 12-24-2015, 06:37 PM #12
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Today I decided, heck with the pain! I am going to get in the holiday spirit. I have my Santa hat on, a cute Christmas outfit on and trying to bake Christmas cookies. I will be paying for it I'm sure, but I am not letting this monster steal all of my Christmas traditions!
Yay! you inspired me. I'm eating cookies! Take that you pain Monster, CRPS!
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