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    • Thursday, December 17, 2009

    Plurkers in Pictures

    Ah, my Plurk friends. They cheer me up when I'm down, help keep me up when I'm already feeling pretty darn good. Together, we are a network of friends, professional colleagues, and more.
    We share our accomplishments: "earning" a badge for having an empty inbox --
    -- or building a house of cards, er, sorry, I meant a castle of hotel room keys.

    We share Good Morning greetings --


    -- and say good night.

    Here's hoping you wake up to the smell the coffee or other delicious aroma, enjoy your friends' notable and not-so-notable achievements, and sleep like a baby tonight.

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    Blogger Unknown said...

    Thank you. This is exactly why I enjoy Plurk and your pkurks, too.

    12/19/2009 8:45 AM  

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