Dickens of a Blog

(August 2009)

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August 3, 2009: Tattooed Librarian calender. Hmmm.
August 5, 2009: Ever Thought How Weird Plagiarism Suits Have to Be Now-a-Days?
August 6, 2009: This morning, Anno-Dracula, Tales of Phantasia, other readings, new music
August 7, 2009: Trip to the Kaffeeklatsch to fill my tea chest
August 9, 2009: Doug + Sarah's weekend: a short summary
August 10, 2009: Doug's feckless monetarily and luckless arbitrarily
August 11, 2009: Weird thought: why I'd chose an apartment for serial killing
Neverwhere, the Graphic Novel
August 13, 2009: Failure to meteor watch, a quick musing about the book industry
Early, planning stages and thoughts about Black Death
August 17, 2009: School's back up, eh?
August 22, 2009: Up, slighty before 6am, hotel room
August 23, 2009: From Gadsden to work, morning donuts, ducks, similar stuff
August 26, 2009: The one about textbooks and the "free textbook seekers"
August 27, 2009: My vote for the three hardest, but enjoyable, computer/console games
Four Limericks
August 31, 2009: "No Digs for Satan"

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