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The Daily Tweets, 2009-12-14: Dexter finale
Still emotionally preoccupied with last night’s Season 4 finale of Dexter. #fb # Amazed by the many stupid theories by other Dexter fans about “who really did it” or whether it was “just a dream.” Get a grip. #fb #
The Daily Tweets, 2009-11-29: A NaNoWriMo winner
Think deep, not kneejerk. Here’s a v. good question from @joshtpm: In politics, why do we believe what we believe? http://bit.ly/7qggBp # Sitting down for last bout of #nanowrimo writing: ~3272 words to write. Check back in a couple of … Continue reading