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'The Lost Years'

My wonderful plans of entering the blog world apparently hit the fan.  When you start a blog and succeed in writing one blog post before taking a 3 year break, you realize there is the potential you weren't created for it.  However, when you decide to randomly re-read your one post (to see how funny you were of course) and a stranger has commented on it, you immediately convince yourself that you have deprived the bloggers of the world for way too long.  So I am happy to announce that I'm giving it another go.  Two jobs, two houses, and a husband later, and I'm ready to make up for 'The Lost Years'.  

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