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Old 05-08-2011, 04:50 PM #17
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I had a case of the heavy head on the ride down. told DH I simply couldnt stay awake, please, please let me sleep. I snored LOUD I guess. I slept for about an hour of the trip. I was heavy headed and yawning thru lunch and family visits. I had a cup of strong tea, but that didnt help. I also slept on the ride home. its an early night for me. Im off to shower, and lay down. I cant keep my eyes open.
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