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Janet M.
3 years ago
I reuse paper shopping bags to ship my books I have sold on Amazon.
shavon l.
6 years ago
love home alone
Maritza L.
6 years ago
homo alome
joanna l.
6 years ago
Scrooge wore a hat to bed and socks! Not the best look ever but super warm ! LOL
(I wonder if bedcurtains would make a comeback?)
Dawn B.
6 years ago
Don't put up so many lights and overload your breaker. Christmas Vacation. :)
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