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Name: Meghan
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Thursday, May 18, 2006

I forgot my password for awhile- I have about ten different ones in circulation ..seannasmells, grandelookslikeamonkey, ilikemyhairtoday...shoot I forget the rest.

 It's summer V-K! I've been pulling out double shifts, American Apperal and Spring Wine Bar- its been hard getting use to actually working. If I posted my semster school marks you would notice "working" is somewhat of a new concept in my life. I've been enjoying being able to bike everywhere- there's this new tea place in old Walkerville that Im going to bike out to today. Anyways I really enjoy being able to read about everyone's life, I miss you all - and I hope I can remeber my password long enough to account some of my own on here.


Wednesday, February 22, 2006

DON'T BUY STUFF YOU CAN'T AFFORD.

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Tuesday, February 21, 2006

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In my kitchen cupboard beside the box of All bran cereal is a container of honey; it has been there since I moved into my apartment almost two years ago. Honey is an amazing substance because it does not spoil; it must have something to do with its high concentration of sugar. I heard a story once about some archaeologists who while excavating an old burial site found an ancient jar that held a substance that turn out to be honey. Later as they took a break they realized they had nothing to sweeten their tea with, so they decided to give the ancient honey a go. They enjoyed their sweet tea only to find out later that the Jar was actually a burial container for a baby, the honey was used as a burial embalmment. This story might not be true but I think we can all learn a valuable lesson from it, that babies are a joy in life and if you want to keep enjoying them for generations to come bury them in honey.



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