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- Went for light therapy this morning and stopped at Starbucks for brunch on my way home. Fuel gauge mistakenly indicated being in the reserve when I got back in the car - moment of confusion but it righted itself.
- Checked my mail when I got home and had an email from someone who'd obviously seen my blog entry about having bought some Converse All-Stars offering me a free pair of trainers in return for a review and a blog link. Not my thing but just weird to have had it.
- Picked up snail mail which included an Amazon package. This was odd as I didn't have any outstanding orders from Amazon. Anyway, I opened it all the same while being careful that no white powder fluttered out (it's a heightened terrorist threat situation after all). No white powder, but a DVD copy of Fahrenheit 9/11 dropped from its cardboard prison. It was apparently purchased from my Wishlist with a note saying "Every vicar should have one!" This is undoubtedly true and in fact I'd go so far as to say "Every home should have one!" It's one of my favourite documentaries and, of course, plays to my anti-American tendencies. Many thanks go to the kind person who made this purchase - you know who you are. I assume. Unless a member of your family nicked your credit card of course.
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