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Posted on November 3, 2009 - by deCadmus

Oh, hi.

Life in Vermont
Oh, hi.

Wow… November, huh?

I mean, I’ve managed to go without updating Bloggle for a while at a time, but this is a stretch even for me.

I had the best of intentions, of course. And it’s only on the occasion that I picked up a bug and have been away from the office a couple days that I’ve found time even now to post something, so hey… this virus has been good for something.1

Here’s hoping that you’re doing a better job of enjoying the change of seasons. Me… I’m a bit behind.


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  1. For the record, I have no reason to believe that it’s swine flu, not the least of which because just 48 hours after coming down with whatever it is that’s made me groggy, weak and achey and without much of my voice I’m feeling better, thanks verymuch. ↩

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    November 4, 2009

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    Brian said:

    Was just noticing the long dry stretch a couple of days back while cleaning up my Google Reader subscriptions. You nearly got dropped.



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