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Nov 1st

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“Don’t Be Afraid, You’re Already...

Oct 31st

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Time Lapse Video of Kiel Johnson’s Cardboard Sculpture of a Twin Lens Reflex Camera made strictly from cardboard, hot glue, and tape. Later they made the sculpture into a pinhole camera and took photos with it, which you can see here.

Oct 30th

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7:27 p.m.

Me: You may have your back to me, but your tail & your ears say that you care.
The Cat: 
Me: You totally love me.

Oct 30th

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Oct 28th

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Great Story!

Subj: Kyle Chandler? Hi Angela! Wow! I will be listening tomorrow for sure. I just recently met Kyle. Quite by accident and though he looked familiar I didn’t know who he was. He changed my flat tire last Friday. Please tell him the “flat tire lady” says Hello! HA HA! He waved me down, said I should pull over. My tire was that bad. I would have had a blow out for sure. He was...

Oct 28th

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Oct 27th

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We are pleased to confirm your Interview with:...

PROJECT: “FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS” DAY: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28TH 2009 I’m pleased, too!

Oct 27th

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11:44 a.m.

Me: Why are you running away from your poo?
The Cat: 
Me: You're right, I probably would, too.
The Cat: 
Me: Okay - sometimes I do.

Oct 27th

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I Just Thought I Heard A Promo For A TV Show...

But alas, I did not.

Oct 27th

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Lost Greek city that may have inspired Atlantis... →

“What they found surpassed all expectations. Thanks to shifting sands and the settlement’s enclosure in a protected bay, the exploration revealed a world of buildings, courtyards, main streets, rock-cut tombs and religious structures. In addition, the seabed was replete with thousands of shards of pottery.” “Less than 1% of the world’s ocean floors have ever been surveyed. This is...

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