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I got these out of the trash last night at work.

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They've got at least 3 days left in them,
will feel all Springy in here today, plus
near 70.  I just turned the furnace off,
hopefully for good.
Good morning, everyone.  "Sandal"
will be coming up today, and some
coloring.  Hope to get a nap in.
Here's another table I played around with
after 1 a.m. last night.

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