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Monday, February 23, 2009

Woke for blankets at 4:06 AM

I sent this message via my cell phone's text feature when I was woke up by my dad because his blankets had fallen off the bed and needed to be put back up there. I'm now, the next day, editing it to make it more readable.

Original note: "Blankets. Had not even got to sleep yet and now up for five more minutes seeing if i have any work online."

Dad called me at 4am, just shortly after I got to go to bed, and needed his blankets picked up from where they had fallen on the floor. So, up I got, got him all tucked back in and then since it was 4 a.m. I stayed up long enough to check my online advertising sites to see if there was any work to be done. Wasn't anything, but I would have been wondering if I missed out on work had I not checked. Sent message as I laid back down at 4:06 a.m.

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posted by Sandra at 4:06 AM

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