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Crossing my fingers...
Jan 8th, 2013 at 9:55pm  
So another year has passed and another great and clusterless visit back home has come to an end...

except that was also what I was saying last year around this time before I got caught in a 3 month cycle from hell. So here's hoping to a pain free 2013 and for those in cycle, a quick end and on to pain free days! Cool
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