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Taking the night OFF! will resume regularly scheduled activities tomorrow - I think -

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  1. TRDMonday, February 25, 2008 at 10:45:00 PM EST

    Holly,

    Been doing some reading in your blog,(both this one and apprehension), and wanted to know what your inspiration for creating these were? It's intriguing to me...sort of learning who a person is with out knowing them at all..if that makes any sense.

    -Rob

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