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2007-03-08 - 10:41 a.m.

Yesterday I spent the better part of my work shift shifting. Video games, that is.

Three sets of games got rotated - the pair at position A went to position B, the pair at B went to C, and the pair at C went to A. I hope that makes sense to you all.

But the back sides of the games are very dusty, and my allergies were in attack mode. So I took a dust-bath while I moved all these things.

The only upside is that they were all on wheels, so they moved with little difficulty.

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In the More TV Trash Dept.:

ABC has green-lighted a pilot for a new series about...well, go look.

It could work. It may be interesting. Or it could be the next Cop Rock.

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Brin managed to pack last night, so we have no concerns about getting her to the airport on time.

We'll grab some lunch, make a visit to Ikea (not to buy, but just to walk) and then I'll drop her off.

It's been a good visit. I enjoy her company. But it's always nice to get my bedroom back.

Be seeing you.

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