Last week I almost made a very big mistake. You see, I had THIS GRAND IDEA that led me to performing the following slightly delirious activities: 1. Scouting jungle wallpaper for my dressing room; 2. Buying a T-Rex head
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I don't have six-pack abs. (No surprise there.) My mental math skills are WEAK. Logistics and details are my actual undoing. And if you want me to send back the steak? I’d just as soon starve.
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