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    • Sunday, December 27, 2009

    Surfing: the good, the bad, and the random.

    More evidence that my coffee habit isn't all bad.


    Searching for the Loch Ness Monster finds -- golf balls galore!?


    Thrifting advice: it's not just for holiday shopping.


    And the story of a country singer and a young boy with autism: read this with a box of tissues. It'll tug on your heartstrings.


    And now, in the aftermath of Christmas, what are you finding online in the archives and new posts?

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    Anonymous Anonymous said...

    I'm totally tearing up at that last one...I don't know much about Mr. Bentley, but I intend to become a fan now! weird about the golf balls...

    12/27/2009 10:25 AM  

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