I'm off for an outdoor adventure here...
If you guessed that there will be no computers, you're right. But I'll be back and blogging again in four days or so.
Happy holidays and all that jazz!
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2 comments:
I hope you enjoyed your trip. Also, importantly considering the pic you posted, I hope you still have all your digits still (i.e. toes and fingers).
I infer from an enlightened post I just read of yours on another blog that your typing fingers are in good working order anyway.
Thanks for the note, Juggler. I’m all in one piece and it was an excellent, refreshing time. The only damage done was a bit of a winter sunburn, but it’s nothing that a jar of something greasy can’t soothe.
I hope you found some safe fun of your own over the holidays. Oh, and, pssst…Happy New Year!!
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