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Exhausted today for no good reason. Makes no sense, man! We fell back, we didn't spring forward. I should feel glorious. However: don't. I was going to do a post about my List of Movie Nerdery (which is totally unrelated to the movie marathon), but I just don't have it in me so we'll save that for tomorrow. I know this is a lame post, and yes I'm ashamed, but with thirty days of posts in a row these all can't be gems. At three days running, this is probably tied with my longest ever streak. Okay, this is only getting lamer. I'm going to stop now before I start using emoticons and telling you what pop song best describes my mood. (FYI: It's "We're All In This Together" from High School Musical 3.

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