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It is pretty catchy.
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Why?
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Just let me know what section to put it in. I'm good for a game of what is the correct button.
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Don't be sorry! I'm the goofball that put it in the wrong place.
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That's why I switched to Amazon Music. I purposely don't get anything but instrumental music on there. It has worked great!
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You have met me, right?
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Here is an article from my site on writing with tinnitus. If you'd like to hear more about my story or want to know some of the different sounds tinnitus can make, please check out the article itself here. (Ok, @lynnmosher , I can't find a quote option on my phone. * Will have to do this time.) ************ Without further ado, my top five tips for dealing with tinnitus while writing: 5) Airflow While this doesn’t seem like a big deal to most people, being stuck anywhere without some type of airflow can make the ringing seem louder and
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@Zee Maybe I should say just because I'm not a fan of the book; I do still think it is a great first line!
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My dad loves this one. I'm personally not a fan, nor do I like Shakespeare. I like Charles Dickenson, A Christmas Carol. "Marley was dead, to begin with. " My kid's love me to tell stories that start with, "Once upon a time, in a land far far far far far far far far faaaaaaar way... Quick, guess where!"
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Welcome, it's nice to meet you.
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Welcome, it's nice to meet you.
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Welcome, it's nice to meet you.
