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go First day off since starting at Headhunters.  I’ve spent the morning catching up on email correspondence and running errands, including setting up a safety deposit box at the little local bank here in town.  (I was happy to learn they even had safety deposit boxes.)

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Prescription Tramadol Online Doing some limited home improvement today (more like home correction, but whatever) and slowly the place is becoming more and more livable.  Internet makes a world of difference as I can continue FGP business late into the night after a long day at the shop.  Who says I can’t manage clients while curled up in a cot in the middle of Montana?

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