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Sep 29 2007

Achoooo

Posted by: Immi in 1 not too bad

Allergies: Runny itchy red eyes. Runny itchy red nose. Achoo. Achoo.

Blow nose. Rub nose. Groan.

Repeat.

Welcome to my life.  *achoo*


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