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We're on out way out for a full day this morning, so they'll be no content-heavy update today. It's certainly worth noting, however, that I've made a slight template change. Doppelganger, over at 50 Books, has given Touch You Last and Armada many a shout-out. I've never returned the favour sufficiently, so to ensure she gets the attention and the thanks that she deserves, I've adjusted her link on my sidebar accordingly.

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Anonymous said…
I'm just amused at the fact that you've updated your blog more often when you're away from home.

Weirdo.

:)
Tammy said…
Ha! I love the new new blogroll. NEVER CHANGE IT.

Also... The Eatery rox, as does your description of it. A little bit Japan, a little bit rock 'n' roll, indeed.

ALSO... you've done more in a few short days in this city than I've done is the past twelve months.
Anonymous said…
Doppelganger,

Indeed, Dave pays tribute where it is due in very alarming ways.

You should see the tattoo of my face on his...er...nevermind.

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