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Thursday, March 15, 2007

Free day

Tomorrow's trip to Indy got cancelled late this afternoon. While I'm sad about the circumstances, I'm happy to have the day to catch up on a number of little projects that I've been neglecting.
Posted by Jay at 8:40 PM
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