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Watching the pilot for Once Upon a Time. Does the acting and dialogue get better?
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aklhakegbahlgh. That's pretty much my mind now after waking up at 3 last night and not being able to get back to sleep.
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Is anyone watching Mr. Selfridge on PBS Masterpiece? I saw part of the pilot episode and am wondering whether to stick with it.
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Here's another regional pronunciation question: Do you say "shone" so it rhymes with shown--or so it sounds like shawn?
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Trying to decide on a camera bag is almost as vexing as choosing an iPad case was. Too many choices, and the ones I like best are shockingly expensive.
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So many cleaning projects today that I don't know where to start.
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I accidentally just used the word "tricksy" at work. At least I didn't talk about the nasty Hobbitses.
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DH is "cleaning up" our big bookshelf, and it's stressing me out. We do have books we should probably give away, but getting rid of books makes me twitchy.
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Cats do not make good workout partners, especially when they keep walking under you when you're doing a push-up.
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Why can't I find a girl's half-slip anywhere? Do kids not wear them anymore?
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A week ago we broke a record with mid-80s temps. Now we're in a "winter" storm watch. Can I just hibernate until it's spring for real?
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A week ago we broke a record with mid80s temps. Now we're in a "winter" storm watch. Can I just hibernate until it's spring for real?
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I'm pathetic at filling out my NCAA bracket. My heart always beats my head.
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I'm pathetic at filling out my NCAA bracket. My heart always beats head.
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Beware the Ides
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My knees sound like Snap, Crackle, and Pop when I exercise. Not painful, but distracting.
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If you've been meaning to watch Downton Abbey S3 on PBS online, do it soon. All seven episodes are available but won't be after Sunday, March 3.
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“No book is really worth reading at the age of ten which is not equally – and often far more – worth reading at the age of fifty and beyond.†― C.S. Lewis