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It looks like I have become addicted to a new routine. Drop off Gabby, go to Big Apple Bagels, come home, get online. I don't think this bagel and coffee addiction is a good thing. I tried to change it up a bit and got veggie lite cream cheese instead of plain. It better be good. Gabby is going to her dad's for like the 5th weekend in a row. I feel like the world's worst mother...and that's probably a lot closer to the truth than I even realize. I am so excited that Josh started blogging. He's so witty and funny that reading his blogs is definitely an uplifting experience...everyone should try a little Josh humor. He'll get published and be famous, and give me half of the profits since I provide so much inspiration for his jokes!!! Jackass!!! This is it buddy. This is the way you're going to break into being on the New York Bestsellers!!! This is what you let law school go for. I'm not sure I'm liking this veggie lite stuff. It wouldn't be so bad if it wasn't so "chunky". The carrots are kind of gross. Today I'm having lunch with Josh at 12 and seeing Aaron at 2, and then I'm off to drop off Gabby. I need to add a little cleaning in there as well. Today is looking better than yesterday did.

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Jessiedc28 said…
All this talk of bagels is making me crave bagels. Ugh! I'm heading out to Einstein bagels in about 10 minutes. THANKS ALOT!
5:49 PM
Compulsive Lizzie said…
That's what you get. You're the one who made me addicted to Big Apple Bagels in the first place.
9:18 PM
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