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I think this means they don’t want me to go away on any more trips for a while

Oberon and Olivia
Why must I be a cat in a suitcase?

August 2, 2007 by theLogBook.com
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Wow, this is actually a good sign | This dovetails nicely with my plan to spend less money on silly stuff

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