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    • Wednesday, November 26, 2008

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    Blogging, besides being fun and therapeutic, has its occasional perks. I was the random lucky winner of a gift card from Parent Bloggers Network, and the card came yesterday. But the box was rather large for just a gift card.
    Thanks to Butterball Turkeys and Parent Bloggers Network, I'll be cooking up Thanksgiving in a brand new roasting pan and carving it with a new knife on an amazing new cutting board.



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    Blogger Minnesota Matron said...

    Happy birthday, fellow Sag! Ah, the Matron is 46 now so we are in that same batting cage. Pretty good use of a sports metaphor, hmmm?!

    11/26/2008 3:35 PM  
    Blogger Flea said...

    Congratulations! Happy Thanksgiving!

    11/26/2008 10:20 PM  

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