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The Digital Suburbs - Today is the first day since leaving Los Angeles that I've been able to breathe. All the other mornings I was awoken by the sound of the alarm clock or the discomfort of jet lag. But not today: I woke slowly, ate breakfast slowly, read the paper leisurely, walked along ... - #
elenamary: is booger still with you? bring her!
Nathan: This is great. Thanks for taking the time to organize it. I’ve been thinking about doing the...
blueandtanit: jajajaja, I agree with Juan, is a tsunami! I must confess that on more than one occasion I...
Paul: I’d like the record to show that I am 26.
oso: Ah, you’re just showing off ’cause you know that it’s every 30-year-old male...
Paul: Wonderful post, David. This summer when I crossed the country and earlier, when I traveled for work,...

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