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2006.02.11 One More Step
2006.02.03 For Rent
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2006.01.11 Dying
2005.12.24 Rehab
2005.12.23 Missing
2005.12.12 192,226
2005.12.08 Look both ways
2005.11.29 'Nuff said
2005.11.23 40,724 and counting
2005.11.21 Changing Your Grass
2005.10.30 Going Home
2005.10.25 One Year
2005.10.23 Riddle:
2005.10.19 With a Whimper
2005.10.18 Four Dollar Muffins
2005.10.17 Cherry Bank, Part III
2005.10.12 Cherry Bank, Part II
2005.10.10 Cherry Bank, Part I
2005.09.20 English?
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English?
I've been munching on the same package of licorice (shaped like little farm animals) at work for over a week now. They're really cute: farmers and barns and haywagons and chickens and cows and pigs.

But, cute or not, that's still a lot of days to be walking around with a black tongue.

* * *

My office phone has rung more today than it has for probably the last three weeks combined. It's weird.

The most recent call went sort of like this:

Matt: Hello, this is Matt.
Caller: You speak exclusively English, right?
Matt: Uh, yes, for the most part.
Caller: Do you have a phone at home?
Matt: Excuse me?
Caller: I have the wrong number! [click]

The questions sounded kind of like survey questions, but the caller's speaking style did not give the impression that she was doing any kind of legitimate research. I had to wonder if this was her way of stalking someone, but she realized that she had found the wrong stalkee. Either way, strange.