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Sunday, December 7, 2008

12/07/08 Pearl Harbor Day «The Legel Report»
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This Cambridge University press office(CUPO) handout shows two of the four teddy bears that were lauched to the edge of space. Four teddy bears, fully decked out in custom-made spacesuits, were launched to the edge of space this week as part of a British university experiment.
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MjL 07 Dec 2008, 0:00 a.m.
1936 Stainless Steel Ford
07 Dec 2008, 0:00 a.m.
MjL 07 Dec 2008, 0:01 a.m.
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MjL 07 Dec 2008, 4:00 a.m.
07 Dec 2008, 4:02 a.m.
Winter may not “officially” be here for another couple weeks but my weather thing says there are only 7 degrees out there and that spells WINTER!


Tracey and I picked up Mom’s car from the repair shop yesterday and delivered it to her house for her. They had to replace the whole ignition assembly because it had “locked up”. I didn’t get the entire story but it seems an internal plastic part had broken and clogged up the works.

From Mom’s we went to the Cracked Barrel for some breakfast and then back home. We both took a nice Saturday afternoon nap too!


Tracey went to her unit Christmas party last evening while I went out to dinner with Mom and DD. No astounding news from DD and Mom is much the same except for being unsettled about all her car repairs lately.


I am relearning how much I bang the ends of my fingers during a normal day and finding it difficult to avoid using those mashed fingers.

I have been trying to use my left hand whenever I can but it is my stupid hand and never does anything right. (No pun intended, it just happened.)
MjL 07 Dec 2008, 6:03 a.m.

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