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Dog Days of Podcasting #13: Sunday Brunch – Mail Call

28 August 2013 by Melissa

– Orignally recorded on 25 August 2013
– Includes my essay “Mail Call” from All Things Girl
– Link: Sunday Brunch: Mail Call, at All Things Girl

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@melysse

- 5 hours ago

A branch from our neighbor's palm tree sailed into our yard. Teddy is perceiving it as a threat so he's guarding the door. #hurricaneian #lifewithdogs #dogsofinstagram #purerescue https://t.co/ZnCs5BD0bR https://t.co/RAL7ZIIHJ8

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- 6 hours ago

Better to be prepared than not. We taped the lanai windows. #hurricaneian https://t.co/qkY4nNSu8X https://t.co/ULhC0bnnBc

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@melysse

- 7 hours ago

Better to be prepared than not. We taped the lanai windows. #hurricaneian @ Viva Villas https://t.co/Ttuhy9uCFF

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@melysse

- 21 hours ago

@juliahosack My favorite thing about an Indian restaurant we used to go to in Berkeley was a bin of candy-coated fennel seeds. No wheat. Just joy.

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@melysse

- 22 hours ago

@juliahosack I feel that. *whispers* (I actually like licorice.)

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