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Greatest Hits

“Greatest Hits” is a sampler of posts for visitors who are new to my blog. Posts include “Presidents Halverson,” “The Presidents and the Potty,” “Odd Jobs,” “66 Hot dogs in 12 Minutes?,” and “Surviving Year 1: Triplet Math.” Click here to read.

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1 On 02/17/2012 at 9:27 am breigeat said:
About your hate of coffe smelling, dear deborah,

I feel like i could rink coffee like some does with cocaine, so i try to never drink more than three cup a day.

i did like what you said about your work in lowestoft, where i went in 197… i can’t remember precisely, I was a young (about 12) french student, discovering england, in a nice typical english family.

May’be you even know them : They were called “TUCK”

They wer two boy’s of my age, and one of them was litteraly obssessed by fishing, and especially the pike fishing.

We use to go to a kind of salt lake where I first sailed in my life… It was terrifying, because the water was full of spikes and very brown…

it’s not all, finally I have many memories of that time, and good also!

Nice meeting You

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