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Jul 21, 2001
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Last month I cleaned off the bookshelves because I thought my books were taking up too much space.
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I weeded my collection mercilessly. I got rid of three whole boxes.

One of the books I got rid of was 'The Complete Klutz's Guide to Juggling'. I pulled it out because I lost the three little beanbags that came with it. I figured that if I hadn't learned to juggle using a substitute for the little beanbags, that I'd probably never bother to use the book at all.

So yesterday, when I found the little beanbags, I decided that I need to go back to the used book store where I'd sold my three boxes of books and buy my juggling book back.

Because now I'll learn to juggle for sure!

       
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by osm on Sun Jul 22nd, 2001 at 12:45:10 AM PST
your cat might enjoy playing with them.

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by nakedac on Sun Jul 22nd, 2001 at 01:52:31 AM PST
My husband juggles, and the bags are fairly heavy and hard. Our cats aren't really interested in them.


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