Glad I did...
- change my life around to enjoy having the children at home and to pursue a gentler, more present way of being with them.
- investigate healing and prayer and miracles.
- Learn how to knit well, even though it brought me three months of RSI and shoulder pain.
Glad I didn't...
- give up on God when my prayers appeared to be unanswered and unheard.
- give up on finishing my manuscript despite the RSI. Voice-activated technology is amazing, if at times amusing.
Wish I had...
- started leading my bible study earlier in the year. It was such a great boost to me in the last two terms.
- loved my husband, children, mother, father, brothers and friends with more warmth, patience and understanding.
- sent more emails to my brother and his family overseas.
Wish I hadn't...
- eaten so much chocolate fudge, chocolate cake, chocolate chip cookies, chocolate... are you feeling a theme here?
- not known what to say to people so often. (Sorry - double negatives are a no-no... geddit?)
Hope I will...
- stick to my inspiration to stay away from the chocolate and fit into my clothes again.
- get some books published.
- take my own advice more frequently.
- really focus on RDI therapy for Bright Eyes
Hope I won't...
- suffer because of my own actions.
- cause harm to others
- put my foot in my mouth too often
- lose my keys or wallet.
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Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Love/hate
Thanks to my husband's inspiration, I will compile a love/hate list
Love
earrings and shoes
a good project that requires planning and execution
the finished feeling when I complete a good project
showing off my good project
speaking in public
sharing a joke with my children (they think I'm funny)
laughing at my husband's jokes (I think he's funny)
food - in quantity
rollerskating, pilates and a good swim
a nice cup of tea
Hate
making phone calls
organising holidays
taking out the garbage
being interrupted when I'm in the middle of a good project
my susceptibility to RSI
sports interviews on TV or radio
male bravado
female helplessness
the sounds of people breathing or snoring
dripping taps and ticking clocks
when people don't listen
Love
earrings and shoes
a good project that requires planning and execution
the finished feeling when I complete a good project
showing off my good project
speaking in public
sharing a joke with my children (they think I'm funny)
laughing at my husband's jokes (I think he's funny)
food - in quantity
rollerskating, pilates and a good swim
a nice cup of tea
Hate
making phone calls
organising holidays
taking out the garbage
being interrupted when I'm in the middle of a good project
my susceptibility to RSI
sports interviews on TV or radio
male bravado
female helplessness
the sounds of people breathing or snoring
dripping taps and ticking clocks
when people don't listen
Saturday, August 16, 2008
Six random facts
I've been tagged to do another meme by Prue (see link to the side). I'm going to disobey the rules and not copy them down here. How naughty! Also - anyone who wants to can do this one themselves. I unofficially tag AP, Jess and MW.
The meme requires six random facts about myself, so here goes.
1. Despite my best intentions, I remain uncommitted to composting.
2. Ditto clearing out the clutter and having "a place for everything and everything in its place."
3. I invent new future careers and business opportunities for myself every time I discover something new. Unfortunately (or perhaps thankfully) I rarely if ever follow through! In the last two years I've wanted to be a pilates instructor, alexander technique teacher, psychologist/counsellor, RDI consultant, online seller of "Not your daughters jeans", blockbuster writer, newspaper columnist...
4. I once declared 14 to be the 'ideal age'. Of course, that was before I was actually 14.
5. No-one ever had my name or my birthday when I was growing up.
6. If I read intense or emotional books or watch intense or emotional movies I become... yes, intense and emotional.
The meme requires six random facts about myself, so here goes.
1. Despite my best intentions, I remain uncommitted to composting.
2. Ditto clearing out the clutter and having "a place for everything and everything in its place."
3. I invent new future careers and business opportunities for myself every time I discover something new. Unfortunately (or perhaps thankfully) I rarely if ever follow through! In the last two years I've wanted to be a pilates instructor, alexander technique teacher, psychologist/counsellor, RDI consultant, online seller of "Not your daughters jeans", blockbuster writer, newspaper columnist...
4. I once declared 14 to be the 'ideal age'. Of course, that was before I was actually 14.
5. No-one ever had my name or my birthday when I was growing up.
6. If I read intense or emotional books or watch intense or emotional movies I become... yes, intense and emotional.
Friday, August 01, 2008
Favourites - thanks AP
1. My favourite TV shows:
Big Love, Flight of the Conchords
2. My favourite breakfast cereal:
muesli with lots of fruit and nuts
3. My favourite gadget:
The computer. Does that count?
4. My favourite book:
Too many to name. Right now: the Teenage Liberation Handbook.
5. My favourite writing implement:
A fountain pen. Not that I have one.
6. My favourite means of transportation:
roller skates
7. My favourite website:
Probably my own blog. That's egotistical isn't it!
8. My favourite musical artist:
Eric Clapton
9. My favourite pair of shoes:
The brown suede super-heels that my friend Kerri-Ann bought at a garage sale. Thankfully they ended up being too small for her and I got them!
10. My favourite beverage:
half-juice, half-water
11. My favourite meal:
chicken kurai from the 'Cockroach' in Murree or a traditional roast lamb
12. My favourite person at the moment:
All the people who remembered my birthday. makes me realise how bad I am at doing the same for them!
13. My favourite view:
driving down the hill to see Wollongong, or anywhere in the Highlands. Or - absolutely unbeatable - is the view of Lake Saiful Maluk in Kaghan Valley Pakistan. Actually, add to that a bridge across the river in Prague... beautiful.
14. My favourite sport:
roller skating.
15. My favourite word:
yes
Big Love, Flight of the Conchords
2. My favourite breakfast cereal:
muesli with lots of fruit and nuts
3. My favourite gadget:
The computer. Does that count?
4. My favourite book:
Too many to name. Right now: the Teenage Liberation Handbook.
5. My favourite writing implement:
A fountain pen. Not that I have one.
6. My favourite means of transportation:
roller skates
7. My favourite website:
Probably my own blog. That's egotistical isn't it!
8. My favourite musical artist:
Eric Clapton
9. My favourite pair of shoes:
The brown suede super-heels that my friend Kerri-Ann bought at a garage sale. Thankfully they ended up being too small for her and I got them!
10. My favourite beverage:
half-juice, half-water
11. My favourite meal:
chicken kurai from the 'Cockroach' in Murree or a traditional roast lamb
12. My favourite person at the moment:
All the people who remembered my birthday. makes me realise how bad I am at doing the same for them!
13. My favourite view:
driving down the hill to see Wollongong, or anywhere in the Highlands. Or - absolutely unbeatable - is the view of Lake Saiful Maluk in Kaghan Valley Pakistan. Actually, add to that a bridge across the river in Prague... beautiful.
14. My favourite sport:
roller skating.
15. My favourite word:
yes
Friday, February 08, 2008
Quirks
I've been tagged and am required to admit six quirky things about myself.
The rules of the meme:
1. Link to the person that tagged you.
2. Post the rules on your blog.
3. Share six non-important things/habits/quirks about yourself.
4. Tag six random people at the end of your post by linking to their blogs.
5. Let each random person know they have been tagged by leaving a comment on their website.
Here goes.
One: I had my nose pierced when I was 18 and again when I was 32. The first time, I took it out because I thought I was going to be a lawyer, and thought it might hinder my career prospects. The second time I took it out because, having given up the pathetic lawyer dream I was in the middle of giving birth to my third child and had to go into surgery for an emergency caesarean. You have to remove all your jewellery, and I put it in my husband's pocket and never found it again.
Two: When I was 16 I said that I might possibly get married, but I would certainly never have children because it would interfere with my career. Ha. And now I've turned into a homeschooling freak...
Three: I had a dummy (pacifier) until I was six. Mothers out there, don't worry about your kids and their dummies! After all, I'm reasonably normal.
Four: Perhaps I gave up my dummy too soon because I constantly need to have something in my mouth and I still bite my nails.
Five: In summer I have such hot feet that I have to sleep with my feet over the edge of the bed.
Six: I am a very fussy sleeper. I must have: my own mattress, doona and two pillows. I must not have bare arms or pyjamas that climb up my legs. In cold weather I must not have a midriff 'gap'. In summer I must have a fan. I have to wear ear plugs (the kind they give you for heavy machinery) and I must have lip salve on my mouth. There must be no bright lights or background noise from TV or radio. There must be NO SNORING!
I tag:
Andrew
Fairlie
Sonia (who has a new baby so probably doesn't haven't time)
Kaylene
Sophie
Blaise
The rules of the meme:
1. Link to the person that tagged you.
2. Post the rules on your blog.
3. Share six non-important things/habits/quirks about yourself.
4. Tag six random people at the end of your post by linking to their blogs.
5. Let each random person know they have been tagged by leaving a comment on their website.
Here goes.
One: I had my nose pierced when I was 18 and again when I was 32. The first time, I took it out because I thought I was going to be a lawyer, and thought it might hinder my career prospects. The second time I took it out because, having given up the pathetic lawyer dream I was in the middle of giving birth to my third child and had to go into surgery for an emergency caesarean. You have to remove all your jewellery, and I put it in my husband's pocket and never found it again.
Two: When I was 16 I said that I might possibly get married, but I would certainly never have children because it would interfere with my career. Ha. And now I've turned into a homeschooling freak...
Three: I had a dummy (pacifier) until I was six. Mothers out there, don't worry about your kids and their dummies! After all, I'm reasonably normal.
Four: Perhaps I gave up my dummy too soon because I constantly need to have something in my mouth and I still bite my nails.
Five: In summer I have such hot feet that I have to sleep with my feet over the edge of the bed.
Six: I am a very fussy sleeper. I must have: my own mattress, doona and two pillows. I must not have bare arms or pyjamas that climb up my legs. In cold weather I must not have a midriff 'gap'. In summer I must have a fan. I have to wear ear plugs (the kind they give you for heavy machinery) and I must have lip salve on my mouth. There must be no bright lights or background noise from TV or radio. There must be NO SNORING!
I tag:
Andrew
Fairlie
Sonia (who has a new baby so probably doesn't haven't time)
Kaylene
Sophie
Blaise
Sunday, February 03, 2008
Things I'm...
...Feeling
Better and relaxed! I've worked out too much tea makes me feel ill and tired and lacking in energy. Rats. Tea is my favourite thing ever. I think it's the copper in it. So I'm avoiding avocadoes and mushrooms too. And, in theory, chocolate.
...Doing
having friends over for lunch and wanting to do it, and enjoying it! A by-product of feeling better above.
...Enjoying
my children. Oh they are gorgeous and I adore them.
...Persisting with
Daily therapy with Bright Eyes. I can see the results, so it's not as thankless as it seemed to be last year.
...Watching
We've enjoyed Evan Almighty, Amazing Grace and Hairspray on video. I still like survivor, even though I already know who the winner of this season is.
...Hearing
A gorgeous compliment from my daughter yesterday. "Mum, you're more fun now."
...Reading
The book of Mark. Plus stacks of subversive literature about homeschooling, including the most awe-inspiring chapter on religion and education by Gatto. Quotes in the post above.
...Thinking
Am I just a rebel? Since I was 14 I seem to have done and thought things that not too many people around me have done or thought... Am I just looking for the road less travelled out of principle? Is it a habit because I don't want to be ordinary or like other people? I hope not! I hope my motives are pure.
Better and relaxed! I've worked out too much tea makes me feel ill and tired and lacking in energy. Rats. Tea is my favourite thing ever. I think it's the copper in it. So I'm avoiding avocadoes and mushrooms too. And, in theory, chocolate.
...Doing
having friends over for lunch and wanting to do it, and enjoying it! A by-product of feeling better above.
...Enjoying
my children. Oh they are gorgeous and I adore them.
...Persisting with
Daily therapy with Bright Eyes. I can see the results, so it's not as thankless as it seemed to be last year.
...Watching
We've enjoyed Evan Almighty, Amazing Grace and Hairspray on video. I still like survivor, even though I already know who the winner of this season is.
...Hearing
A gorgeous compliment from my daughter yesterday. "Mum, you're more fun now."
...Reading
The book of Mark. Plus stacks of subversive literature about homeschooling, including the most awe-inspiring chapter on religion and education by Gatto. Quotes in the post above.
...Thinking
Am I just a rebel? Since I was 14 I seem to have done and thought things that not too many people around me have done or thought... Am I just looking for the road less travelled out of principle? Is it a habit because I don't want to be ordinary or like other people? I hope not! I hope my motives are pure.
Sunday, January 13, 2008
Tagged...
Don't know what a meme is, nor how you tag someone, but it's happened to me, so I'll answer the questions below with some attempt at being amusing and interesting.
1. Were you named after anyone?
Great-grandfather Cecil and my father's first schoolboy crush. She was much older than he was and once took him sailing.
2. When was the last time you cried?
Last week. Honestly - why enumerate it? It happens so often.
3. Do you like your handwriting?
When it's legible.
4. What is your favourite lunch meat?
Ham.
5. Do you have kids?
Yes and I adore them.
6. If you were another person would you be friends with you?
If I answer one way I sound more arrogant than I am, if I answer another way I sound more pathetic than I am. Probably. I'm friends with most people.
7. Do you use sarcasm alot?
Far too much. Not everyone gets it.
8. Do you still have your tonsils?
Yes. What is the point of this question?
9. Would you bungee jump?
No way. It reminds me of a photograph I saw in my modern history textbook of Mussolini's body being hung upside down in the street and set upon by a mob after they killed him. Very icky.
10. What is your favourite cereal?
Homemade granola with lots of seeds, nuts and raisins.
11. Do you untie your shoes when you take them off?
Rarely.
12. Do you think you are strong?
I'm an amazon. My muscles have developed because of having to carry my heavy boy babies and toddlers almost everywhere for various reasons.
13. What is your favourite icecream?
I try not to eat it, but a good quality vanilla is hard to go past.
14. What is the first thing you notice about people?
What they are wearing and if they look happy.
15. Red or pink?
I made lots of decisions about my life directions when I was about 14, one of which was never to wear red - because it is too strong and arrogant. Pink actually suits me anyway.
16. What is the thing that you like least about yourself?
Mildly obsessive personality and a couple of very annoying phobic type traits.
17. Who do you miss the most?
A friend I adored who I've now lost contact with. Also my great friend from uni - we don't talk often but it's great when we do. There are lots of people from my past I'd love to spend time with too - Deb and Eunice for example.
19. What colour pants and shoes are you wearing?
Grey sports shorts, no shoes. It's hot.
20. Have you ever re-gifted?
Regifting is my life. It may also be one of the reasons I lost touch with the aforementioned great friend.
21. What are you listening to right now?
TV detritus and the hum of the computer.
22. If you were a crayon what colour would you be?
Who can answer a question like that? Obviously not red.
23. Favourite smells?
Roast lamb, a surf beach, pine trees, chicken kurai.
24. Who was the last person you talked to on the phone?
Big brother.
25. Do you like the person who sent this to you?
Yes. Obviously.
26. Favourite sports to watch?
Gymnastics and ice dancing. They say ballroom dancing is a sport as well, so I'll go there!
27. Hair colour?
Dark brown. It gets darker when I'm pregnant too.
28. Eye colour?Brown
29. Do you wear contacts?
No need. I have great vision.
30. Favourite food?
Fruit salad with no banana.
31. Scary movies or happy endings?
Scary movies make my body tense. I try not to watch.
32. Last movie you watched?
Next with Nicolas Cage. Cool concept. A little bit laboured in the script.
33. What colour shirt are you wearing?
White. $5 from Big W and it looks like it too.
34. Summer or winter?
The reason I got married in winter is because I cannot keep a face of makeup on in summer. The sweat pours down and I get red and sticky. So, yeah, winter.
35. Hugs or kisses?Hugs.
36. Favourite dessert?
fruit salad
39. What book are you reading now?
Some novel set in Jamaica, several on homeschooling and a few different cookbooks about gluten free diets.
40. What is on your mousepad?
We don't have a mouse pad.
41. What did you watch on tv last night?
Survivor - my favourite show and Wife Swap - my second favourite show.
...gee, there are a lot of questions. I'm getting tired.
42. Favourite sound?
birds and surf
43. Rolling stones or Beatles?
Beatles. I got addicted to them once when I was 13. I had to keep listening to Sgt Peppers' album over and over!
44. What is the furthest you have been from home?
Waco, Texas. Yes, ma'am!
45. Do you have a special talent?
I can fit my whole fist in my mouth.
46. Where were you born?
Tamworth, the home of Country Music. Yee ha!
In order that they may waste as much time on this as I have done, I tag Fairlie, Andrew and Jess.
1. Were you named after anyone?
Great-grandfather Cecil and my father's first schoolboy crush. She was much older than he was and once took him sailing.
2. When was the last time you cried?
Last week. Honestly - why enumerate it? It happens so often.
3. Do you like your handwriting?
When it's legible.
4. What is your favourite lunch meat?
Ham.
5. Do you have kids?
Yes and I adore them.
6. If you were another person would you be friends with you?
If I answer one way I sound more arrogant than I am, if I answer another way I sound more pathetic than I am. Probably. I'm friends with most people.
7. Do you use sarcasm alot?
Far too much. Not everyone gets it.
8. Do you still have your tonsils?
Yes. What is the point of this question?
9. Would you bungee jump?
No way. It reminds me of a photograph I saw in my modern history textbook of Mussolini's body being hung upside down in the street and set upon by a mob after they killed him. Very icky.
10. What is your favourite cereal?
Homemade granola with lots of seeds, nuts and raisins.
11. Do you untie your shoes when you take them off?
Rarely.
12. Do you think you are strong?
I'm an amazon. My muscles have developed because of having to carry my heavy boy babies and toddlers almost everywhere for various reasons.
13. What is your favourite icecream?
I try not to eat it, but a good quality vanilla is hard to go past.
14. What is the first thing you notice about people?
What they are wearing and if they look happy.
15. Red or pink?
I made lots of decisions about my life directions when I was about 14, one of which was never to wear red - because it is too strong and arrogant. Pink actually suits me anyway.
16. What is the thing that you like least about yourself?
Mildly obsessive personality and a couple of very annoying phobic type traits.
17. Who do you miss the most?
A friend I adored who I've now lost contact with. Also my great friend from uni - we don't talk often but it's great when we do. There are lots of people from my past I'd love to spend time with too - Deb and Eunice for example.
19. What colour pants and shoes are you wearing?
Grey sports shorts, no shoes. It's hot.
20. Have you ever re-gifted?
Regifting is my life. It may also be one of the reasons I lost touch with the aforementioned great friend.
21. What are you listening to right now?
TV detritus and the hum of the computer.
22. If you were a crayon what colour would you be?
Who can answer a question like that? Obviously not red.
23. Favourite smells?
Roast lamb, a surf beach, pine trees, chicken kurai.
24. Who was the last person you talked to on the phone?
Big brother.
25. Do you like the person who sent this to you?
Yes. Obviously.
26. Favourite sports to watch?
Gymnastics and ice dancing. They say ballroom dancing is a sport as well, so I'll go there!
27. Hair colour?
Dark brown. It gets darker when I'm pregnant too.
28. Eye colour?Brown
29. Do you wear contacts?
No need. I have great vision.
30. Favourite food?
Fruit salad with no banana.
31. Scary movies or happy endings?
Scary movies make my body tense. I try not to watch.
32. Last movie you watched?
Next with Nicolas Cage. Cool concept. A little bit laboured in the script.
33. What colour shirt are you wearing?
White. $5 from Big W and it looks like it too.
34. Summer or winter?
The reason I got married in winter is because I cannot keep a face of makeup on in summer. The sweat pours down and I get red and sticky. So, yeah, winter.
35. Hugs or kisses?Hugs.
36. Favourite dessert?
fruit salad
39. What book are you reading now?
Some novel set in Jamaica, several on homeschooling and a few different cookbooks about gluten free diets.
40. What is on your mousepad?
We don't have a mouse pad.
41. What did you watch on tv last night?
Survivor - my favourite show and Wife Swap - my second favourite show.
...gee, there are a lot of questions. I'm getting tired.
42. Favourite sound?
birds and surf
43. Rolling stones or Beatles?
Beatles. I got addicted to them once when I was 13. I had to keep listening to Sgt Peppers' album over and over!
44. What is the furthest you have been from home?
Waco, Texas. Yes, ma'am!
45. Do you have a special talent?
I can fit my whole fist in my mouth.
46. Where were you born?
Tamworth, the home of Country Music. Yee ha!
In order that they may waste as much time on this as I have done, I tag Fairlie, Andrew and Jess.
Sunday, November 25, 2007
Things I....
I've been unwell and tired for more than a week, plus having sick kiddies. Not fun. Here are some thoughts I've had swirling for a while.
Things I've learned from...
... my husband
play my own game, tell the truth, have fun.
... my dad
have a broader perspective, challenge myself, give it a go.
.... my mum
loyalty, persistence, take the harder option, serving others.
... my big brother
honesty, cheerfulness, have a sense of humour.
... my little brother
stick to the long-term goal, pack light.
... my sister in law
be thankful for good pregnancies, love requires sacrifice, take the drugs.
.... my pop (and nan)
enjoy what you have and be generous with it, don't be so uptight in car parks.
... my aunty
relax, it'll be fine, be even-tempered
... my cousins
Look fabulous while you do all of the above!
Things I've learned from...
... my husband
play my own game, tell the truth, have fun.
... my dad
have a broader perspective, challenge myself, give it a go.
.... my mum
loyalty, persistence, take the harder option, serving others.
... my big brother
honesty, cheerfulness, have a sense of humour.
... my little brother
stick to the long-term goal, pack light.
... my sister in law
be thankful for good pregnancies, love requires sacrifice, take the drugs.
.... my pop (and nan)
enjoy what you have and be generous with it, don't be so uptight in car parks.
... my aunty
relax, it'll be fine, be even-tempered
... my cousins
Look fabulous while you do all of the above!
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Good and bad
Good list
House is clean and tidy
Dinner was good (lamb curry)
My vegie patch cauliflower is growing
A nap in the middle of the day
Husband had a day off
Got all my autism therapy videoing done and processed.
I'm feeling better.
Bad list
The kids today are called 'Poo-boy' (two diarrhoea explosions), 'Banshee' (incredibly clingy and teary) and 'Mumpo' (yes, we think she might have mumps). Enough said.
I've lost a book someone lent me, as well as a toy from the toy library.
I feel fat.
House is clean and tidy
Dinner was good (lamb curry)
My vegie patch cauliflower is growing
A nap in the middle of the day
Husband had a day off
Got all my autism therapy videoing done and processed.
I'm feeling better.
Bad list
The kids today are called 'Poo-boy' (two diarrhoea explosions), 'Banshee' (incredibly clingy and teary) and 'Mumpo' (yes, we think she might have mumps). Enough said.
I've lost a book someone lent me, as well as a toy from the toy library.
I feel fat.
Sunday, July 29, 2007
This year
Ever since I was about 15, I have written two lists on my birthday.
The first is looking back at the previous year. I list the things that have happened, the things I've done, the things I'm pleased with, the things I wished I had done differently, the things I've learned and whatever else takes my fancy.
The second list is for the things I want to do, or improve in, or learn, or think about, or change.
The first list seems too personal to publish on a blog, so here's an edited version of my second list.
Things I'm aiming for, hoping for, praying for, and working towards when I'm 34
The first is looking back at the previous year. I list the things that have happened, the things I've done, the things I'm pleased with, the things I wished I had done differently, the things I've learned and whatever else takes my fancy.
The second list is for the things I want to do, or improve in, or learn, or think about, or change.
The first list seems too personal to publish on a blog, so here's an edited version of my second list.
Things I'm aiming for, hoping for, praying for, and working towards when I'm 34
- to grow in patience and love for people
- to cook more nutritious meals for the family - that they will eat!
- to finish my book on friendship and find a publisher
- to read the Bible more
- to speak loving truth in all my relationships
- to sleep longer hours and eat better food and have more energy
- to start writing my novel
Monday, July 23, 2007
Nine negatives
1. Food I like least: liver and bananas
2. Thing I avoid doing: ringing my friends
3. Housework I dislike most: all of it really
4. Most annoying character flaw: defensiveness
5. I never want to hear this again: The voices of John Laws and Macca
6. Touchy subject that raises my blood pressure: gender inequality
7. Guaranteed to make me crabby: Not getting enough sleep.
8. Career path I never was even tempted towards: preschool teaching or cooking
9. Career path I wanted but had no talent for: ballet dancing or professional singer
2. Thing I avoid doing: ringing my friends
3. Housework I dislike most: all of it really
4. Most annoying character flaw: defensiveness
5. I never want to hear this again: The voices of John Laws and Macca
6. Touchy subject that raises my blood pressure: gender inequality
7. Guaranteed to make me crabby: Not getting enough sleep.
8. Career path I never was even tempted towards: preschool teaching or cooking
9. Career path I wanted but had no talent for: ballet dancing or professional singer
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