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Tuesday, January 17, 2006 at 4:48 PM

Damn!

I need to get a new pic, don't I? He certainly doesn't look six in that picture, and neither do I.

By adriennelibrarian at 4:48 PM

Blogger adriennelibrarian said...

Thanks, Shaw. Tab is probably one of the vilest things I have had the displeasure of sampling.  

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Blogger Shaw Israel Izikson said...

I thought you loved the stuff?

Ok...I'll find something else.  

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Blogger adriennelibrarian said...

S'ok. It's incentive to find a camera and figure out how to get a new pic of me up there.  

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Blogger Shaw Israel Izikson said...

Good - I'll give you some more incentive then... :)  

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