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"Bless Us All"
from the Muppet's Christmas Carol
(I absolutely love this song...)

Life is full of sweet surprises
Everyday's a gift
The sun comes up and i can feel it lift my spirit
Fills me up with laughter, fills me up with song
I look into the eyes of love and know that i belong

Bless us all, who gather here
The loving family i hold dear
No place on earth, compares with home
And every path will bring me back from where i rome
Bless us all, that as we live
We always comfort and forgive
We have so much, that we can share
With those in need we see around us everywhere

Let us always love each other
Lead us to the light
Let us hear the voice of reason, singing in the night
Let us run from anger and catch us when we fall
Teach us in our dreams and please, yes please
Bless us one and all

Bless us all with playful years
With noisy games and joyful tears
We reach for you and we stand tall
And in our prayers and dreams
We ask you bless us all

We reach for you and we stand tall
And in our prayers and dreams we ask you
Bless us all



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Today is the special primary election for US Senator. Polls open at 7 am and close at 8 pm.

If you don't know where your polling place is, go to http://WhereDoIVoteMA.com and enter your street address. Somerville residents can also use http://www.somervillema.gov/mysom_address.cfm .

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I'm looking for a Christmas present for a friend who *loves* candy canes. Someone (probably many someones in this foodie city) must sell something unusual...a candy cane cake, maybe, or a gift basket with fun varieties? Has anyone come across something like that in their holiday wanderings?

Thank you!
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Does anyone want my yarn scraps (for free, of course), or know of anywhere I can unload a bunch of <1 skein of yarn scraps?

Thanks in advance!
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Please consider voting tomorrow.
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I am looking for undecorated (preferably freshly made) gingerbread men. Not tiny ones that are animal cracker size, but proper ones you can easily decorate. I am looking to buy two dozen or so, anywhere in Manhattan or Brooklyn.

Thanks New Yorkers!
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Anyone ever check this one out? It's pretty good stuff:

http://reflectionsofasubwayrider.com/

I also like http://www.twitter.com/FakeMTA
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Where might I be able to purchase a bottle of authentic, delicious maple syrup? It'll be a gift for my British friend. I'd also rather buy from a store in the Boston area than order online.

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That philosophy essay may have caused parts of my brain to rot and fall down the back of my throat, thus causing my continual hacking fits. The hideousness that is that essay is possibly the worst assignment that has ever been afflicted on me in the course of my extensive college career. It took me less time to write my thesis for my last degree which as it turns out is useless then this lowly 1700 word essay on science and philosophy for an introduction to philosophy. Where my lecturer keeps talking about chairs and how we perceive them.

Seriously, every class he's picked up a different chair and gone on about this idea of a perfect chair that exists in a perfect world. Its like repeat, but over a microphone because of his teeny tiny voice.

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I posted a story about Mike Capuano in my own LJ earlier today. I hope you'll read it and pass it on before tomorrow's election.

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Due to great interest, I am going to be offering more South Indian Cooking classes over the next couple of weeks, featuring new items and intended for the beginner chef. Classes will be taught out of my kitchen. I am located near Tufts....

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Hey Guys,

Unfortunately with our last release, and its instability, we were forced to roll back releases. Unfortunately in doing so, it would seem that our notification system has been broken somehow. Our engineers are working on this issue as quickly as possible. We hope to have a patch within the next day, so we can deploy our code and fix the notification system at the same time. Please *bear* with us ;)

Currently all notifications are being queued up so they can be processed as soon as the fix is pushed and verified to be working correctly.

Thank you,

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ORIGINAL CYN BURLESQUE returns on December 7th to chase your Monday blues away and keep you warm... in your pants.

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This may very well be our rockinest show ever with metal loving performances by
MAGDALENA FOX
MISS MARY CYN
ROSIE 151
SATANICA
and hosted by PETER AGUERO.
Come for the burlesque, stay for the drunkery and pole dancing!

The show starts at 10pm on Monday night and is COMPLETELY FREE.
Lucky 13 Saloon is located at the corner of 5th Avenue and 13th street in Park Slope, Brooklyn. To get there, take the F or N train to 9th St/4th Ave, then walk one block to 5th Ave and 4 blocks to 13th St.
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Orleans is applying for a license to serve alcoholic beverages until 2 am on Friday and Saturday nights.

The Licensing Commission's public hearing will be Monday, December 14 at 6 pm at the TAB building, 167 Holland Street.

The Licensing Commission's page says: "Staff Contact: Jenneen Pagliaro, jpagliaro@somervillema.gov, 617-625-6600 ext. 4108", so I assume that's where you should e-mail public comments.

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o o O O o o O O o o O O o o O O o o O O o o O O o o O O o o

R E D T A I L C R A F T F A I R

red tail, blue tail, yellow tail, BIG SALE

Do you want to find some funky crafts & wares for your fabulous
friends & fam this holiday season? Does the classic holiday
fair format bore you? Come enjoy a craft fair made BY artists
FOR artists. There will be snacks, drinks, musicians, djs,
performers & amazing wares

Saturday, the 12th of December 2009
3pm-7pm

Redtail Artists Collective
369 Congress Street Boston 7th Floor

Customers pay $3 at the door, at which time you will receive a
$3 coupon to use at *ANY* vending station

Cool stuff to expect: blown glass items, hula hoops, fire toys,
metal jewelry, feather hair pins, water colors, horns, IPOD
sweaters, costumes, up-cycled & funked out clothing & much
more...

***LOVELY MUSICAL ATMOSPHERE****
Paul & Su will be doing an acoustic set ~ Eartha & Baz will be
doing DJ sets***

Come support the folks who add the unique flavor to your city!

o o O O o o O O o o O O o o O O o o O O o o O O o o O O o o

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I take the red line every day and there are a couple of train conductors I particular enjoy because of their unique announcing style.

1) One woman has a way of making the stops sound like a kids song. She announces the connections as if it was the dry bones song. Now we are entering Park Street. At Park street, the red line connects to the...green line. She also is a wannabe flight attendant because she says on behalf of your red line crew, we want to wish you a pleasant day.

2) DJ train conductor. This guy wishes he was on the radio. He particularly likes to announce Downtown Crossing and he yells out "DOOOOOWWWWWNNNNTOOOOWWWWWNNNNN!".

Any unique drivers on the other lines?
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I'm looking for one of those humongous cheap Chinese buffets that include sushi. It can be anywhere in the eastern MA/southern NH area. My family became addicted to them down south, where you can't swing a cat without hitting one, but they seem pretty scarce here in Boston.

TIA.
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So I got off the T yesterday at Maverick for the first time ever... and i walked down to the water. On the way I saw these concrete 'towers' that were numbered and a runway looking thing that went out into the water.

Does anybody know what this place was? If my description makes no sense to you I can show you a picture.
Here's a picture. )
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If you were in my Seattle photo workshop, post your best photo (or two) in the comments here. If you have the time, write a sentence or two about your photography and what you liked best about the workshop.

Everybody else, feel free to look back today at all the purdy pixtures and comment.

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What's street parking like around the MoMA? I'm assuming its too difficult to find a spot. Are there any half-decent parking areas/garages near it?
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The End of Suburbia: 12/7, 7 pm, Somerville Library

Please join us for a special community screening of...

:: THE END OF SUBURBIA ::
Mon December 7 @ 7p @ Somerville Public Library (79 Highland Ave)
presented by State Rep. Denise Provost & Somerville Climate Action

"The End of Suburbia" uncovers the birth of the quintessentially American suburb, and examines its deep reliance on a cheap fuel that is slowly fading -- pushing us forward to an unsustainable future. How soon will we choose to adapt to our understood limits? How should we redefine quality of life, our built landscape, and the American Dream? Please join us after the film for a brief discussion.

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The more I piss myself off the more I hope that the laziness inside me will get the idea that I'm not going to give into it anymore.

I'm ready to move forward.
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Silver Bells by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans

City sidewalks busy sidewalks .
Dressed in holiday style
In the air
There's a feeling
of Christmas
Children laughing
People passing
Meeting smile after smile
And on ev'ry street corner you'll hear

Silver bells silver bells
It's Christmas time in the city
Ring a ling hear them sing
Soon it will be Christmas day

Strings of street lights
Even stop lights
Blink a bright red and green
As the shoppers rush
home with their treasures

Hear the snow crunch
See the kids bunch
This is Santa's big scene
And above all this bustle
You'll hear
Silver bells, silver bells
It's Christmas time in the city
Ring-a-ling, hear them sing
Soon it will be Christmas day

Song trivia: "Silver Bells" started out as the questionable "Tinkle Bells." Said Evans, "We never thought that tinkle had a double meaning until Jay went home and his wife said, 'Are you out of your mind? Do you know what the word tinkle is?'"

The song was inspired by the imagery of Salvation Army bellringers standing outside department stores during the Christmas season.


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new blog
If It Bleeds, It Leads (& then runs weeping to the bathroom to change its tampon)
amandapalmer.net (or here on myspace)
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Anyone know anything about when the Royal White laundromat on Cedar St will re-open, if at all? Thanks!

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so i tend to get into smells in the fall and winter, and add to that i've been on something of a college nostalgia kick lately, so does anyone know if there are any stores (T-accessible if you please) that sell escential essences brand incense cones? the company doesn't have a website (that i can find, at any rate) and all i can find via google are online multi-brand ordering sites.

i realize it's not exactly a high-quality brand, but i am looking specifically for escential essences, so if you know where other brands are sold, that's fabulous, but it's not what i'm looking for. i already ordered some from amazon (for real, there is nothing amazon doesn't have!), but it'd be nice to have a local venue too.

thanks!
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Looking for cheap(ish) dragon masks.

I'm aware that it being post-Halloween will make this more difficult, but anyone know of a place currently carrying something like that? I don't know Chinatown very well, but maybe somewhere around there?

Thanks.
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I know it's a long shot since so few places are open 24 hours here as it is, but are there any places that serve beer/wine/liquor at all hours as well? I figure there's probably some blue-law, but at the same time, it seems odd considering just how many drunk people I saw wandering around outside places at 3am the other night. I have a car so it doesn't even have to be Boston proper.
Thanks, and yeah, already checked the memories and nothing too helpful there.

Current Location: Arlington

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I'm hurting.

I just want to know someone hears me. Someone say something back?
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Sorry if this is a repeat question, but I couldn't find the relevant thread that I thought was recently posted...

Any idea where I can find a santa hat for a behbeh, 6 months? My friend said Target had them. Alas, I have called the Targets in Everett and Somerville, and they are all out. The Broadway and Davis Square CVSs said they have them, but only in pink and blue. I want a regular old red one. I have a car and am willing to drive to get it.

Thanks!

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posted by Neil

Write.

Walk the dog. (Seen here being walked by me half an hour ago. I was not wearing special protective warm clothing. It was remarkable.)

Not go onto the internet except occasionally to email people things they are waiting for.

Sleep.

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I've realized something extremely frustrating this week about New York's waterfront.

I'm a student filmmaker. I shoot videos, not for profit, but for fun and for my classes. I'm shooting a film in a few weeks where I need to see the skyline. Some accessible waterfront property in Long Island City, Greenpoint or Williamsburg would be ideal. But guess what? There is none.

At least none I can use. Why? Well, a lot of it is private property. Some of it legitimate private property, and some of it illegal private property. There are a lot of PUBLIC streets that are fenced off (illegally) by companies who claim it as their property despite it being a public street owned by the city of New York. So, I can't go to the ends of those streets.

The two main parks (Gantry Plaza and East River) are owned by the state. What does that mean? It means they want to charge me a ridiculous amount of money and wait up to a month to get permits from the state that allow me to film there. Oh, and they only allow it Monday-Friday. (This particular shoot needs to be on a Sunday). If they catch you filming there (as they've done to me twice before at Brooklyn Bridge Park) they kick you out immediately.

And then there's WYNC Transmitter Park which would be great, but the geniuses who "renovated" it recently put up a big beautiful chain link fence that separates land and water and obstructs the view I need.

Water Taxi Beach is another option, I haven't called them yet, but I'm assuming I already know what their answer will be.

So, what do I do? Trespass on some business' property (who are likely closed on Sunday) and risk being arrested? Sure, I could go to Jersey but due to time constraints and my unfamiliarity with the area it's not ideal.

Is there any spot between N 11th street in Williamsburg and the Queensboro Bridge that anybody knows about that I may not?
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Does anyone out there happen to know if the Extended Warranty Cardi's offers is transferrable to another person?

i.e. If I sell my furniture that I bought from Cardi's, but it's still under extended warranty can I transfer that warranty to the very kind stranger who bought my furniture and saved me the hassle of trying to figure out how to move it across country? :)

I checked the Cardi's website which told me nothing, I did a google search for "Cardi's warranty transferrable" - for some reason that gave me a lot of useless information, AND I checked the MBTA website which told me that it is difficult to get to my nearest Cardi's using the T.

What it did NOT tell me however was what I actually need to know.

Oh and I called Cardi's and they said that they don't offer customer service on Sundays and the gum smacking sales person said quote "I dunno".

So.... anyone wanna help a frustrated gal out?

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About 6 feet tall, four shelves, about 12" deep, black particleboard shelving unit from Ikea. On the curb in front of 24 Washburn, Cambridge 02140.

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Need groceries need groceries ahhhhhhh halp. Breakfast is black almond tea soy latte and leftover brown rice from Grasshopper with natural honey peanut butter and raisins in. Delicious but... odd. The sad news is the my Whole Foods is good, better than Symphony, for sure, but not quite as good at Beacon Hill's and ain't got nothing on Hadley [Hadley, my Hadley...] I may have to go more out of my way to visit the amazing TJ's on Beacon. My wallet will thank me, at least.

I had to cave and get a space heater.
I want a rice cooker and a food processor.
I need pots and pans desperately.
I forgot my bath mat! Fuck! I am trying to make peace with the folded towel I have on the floor, but these things are difficult for me.

I forgot so many things when I moved. I definitely don't have my LOTR dvds. This is an abomination. Well, that's what you get when you start packing 14 hours before you start hauling, and 5 of those hours are spent sleeping...


Still don't have internet. Steal stealing like an ugly stealing person, when a signal is available. I was charged beginning this past Thursday. Verizon And I Need To Talk.
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I just got two normal nights of sleep in a row. This has not happened since mid-August. I am not exaggerating.
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I'm looking for a restaurant/pub/bar that sells Triple Bock beer. Preferably Manhattan, but I'd go to Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten. Price and brand is not an issue.
Thanks!
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My boyfriend is bi polar. It can be really hard sometimes. He says and does things that really hurt, but I know when I look in his eyes that it's not him, it's his mood swings controlling him and he really doesn't mean it. He always apologizes and feels terrible when this happens.

I'm not considering breaking up with him or anything. Besides these minor speed bumps we are very happy and very in love. Just looking to see if anyone is in a similar situation and has some advice.

I am learning little things to do to make the mood swings pass faster and happen less often. Like I kind of know what can set him off and what to say in certain situations, but sometimes it just happens and there's nothing I can do but wait it out. It hurts, but I always just have to remind myself that it will pass.

He will be on medication soon, he's just having some insurance issues at the moment so it isn't possible for a little while. Hopefully that will help. I've also found writing him letters helps. He doesn't live with me so when he stays for a few days I just give them to him when I drop him off back at home and I can see that he is trying. It has been happening less often but it is still our biggest obstacle in our relationship. But until then any advice would be helpful. <3
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Last Sunday, out of the blue my mom tells me that she has a pelvic ultrasound scheduled for the following day. What? Why?

Well, it turns out that mom had been having some unexplained bleeding, so she went to her doctor about it (even though she was "sure" it was nothing) and her dr did a uterine biopsy and ordered the ultrasound. At the time she told me this on Sunday, the biopsy results weren't in yet (remember that the previous week had been Thanksgiving week).

I was pretty surprised, because these are the kinds of things my mom usually tells me about while they're going on, rather than a week later. So I had a bit of a bad feeling.

I called her Monday night to ask how the ultrasound went, and she told me that they had seen what appeared to be a 5-centimeter mass on one of the ovaries. Everyone was apparently pretty taken aback by this, because the symptoms she was having were not the usual symptoms of ovarian cancer. I think that mom had kind of geared herself up in her mind to having uterine cancer; wherein you remove the uterus and that's pretty straightforward. Ovarian cancer is a whole other beast.

Still, after meeting with the surgeon, she felt reassured that the chances of it being cancer seemed slim. Oh yeah -- did I mention, the surgeon stayed late at the end of the day to meet with her, the very next day after her ultrasound? And then put her on his operating schedule for Friday, three days after that? There are definitely some perks to working in the cancer field (specifically, mom works in the breast-cancer research center at her hospital; and the doctors she works most closely with are very familiar with their colleagues in the other cancer areas).

So on Friday, mom had the surgery. It turns out that the mass -- about the size of a tennis ball -- was mostly benign, but buried inside it was one little "nugget" that came back cancerous. :(

So they removed both ovaries, the uterus, some lymph nodes, and some other stuff. What was supposed to be a brief laparoscopic procedure turned into major abdominal surgery. Now mom is looking at two or three more days in the hospital (at minimum) and then, at some point after she gets out, chemotherapy. :(

On the bright side, the prognosis is excellent. Ovarian cancer is dangerous because in most cases, it doesn't get caught early. Usually it doesn't get found until it has already spread throughout the neighboring areas. In this case, it was extremely well contained, and unless the lymph nodes come back positive (we won't know that for about another week), we can feel pretty confident that that was all of it.

The bottom line: Mom got very lucky. She told me on Sunday that when her breast-cancer patients (some of whom don't actually have breast cancer, but are at high risk for it) have postmenopausal vaginal bleeding, she always tells them to get it checked out even though their inclination is not to; and almost always, it turns out to be nothing. So when it happened to her, she told herself that she would be a hypocrite if she didn't get it checked out, even though, again, her instinct was to ignore it. Thank goodness she decided to practice what she preaches! And thank goodness her doctor friends were able to pull strings and get her onto this guy's surgical schedule so quickly. And, you know, thank goodness for that bleeding in the first place, which remains unexplained. I asked the doctor what he thought about it. He said, you know, it's a mystery. The uterus was normal, and ovarian cancer doesn't typically cause bleeding. He actually said, you gotta wonder if maybe it was the body's way of trying to alert us that something was wrong. Who knows?

Anyway, needless to say it has been a difficult few days. I'm worn out. I'll post more later, I guess.

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A snappy I took backstage
in the shower of the House of Blues in San Diego ofAmanda Palmer



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who I bought my car from this week. Thanks, Lenka! :)
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I'm sitting here ostensibly working on a blog post about the last two weeks but not very well. Which means a fair amount of twiddling around LJ [info]maxomai brings up Ouija boards, which reminds me ... We watched Paranormal Activity a couple weeks ago and I really liked it. Which got me thinking about ghosts and Conan Doyle and Spirit Photography and ectoplasm and Houdini and locked cabinets and all the sorts of things my mind will run to if given any room. This lead me to a rare book store where I got a copy of Patience Worth a book, dictated via Ouija board (or psychosis) to a man named Casper Yost (I wonder if he was friendly) and published in 1916. My copy is green and gold and beautiful and inscribed in the front "Property of the Bellingham Psychic Research Center" -- which is almost as cool as the book itself. It contains poetry, prose, and a play, works Mr. Yost assures us are the musings of the spirit of Patience Worth, delivered from Beyond The Grave like a telegram. Sadly though, Patience Worth is a terrible playwright and an even worse poet.

I climb a web to reach a star,
And stub my toe against a moonbeam

But that didn't stop it from becoming a runaway best seller. I imagine Casper sitting at his desk, perhaps a witchboard nearby for appearances sake, tapping his pencil on his forehead and jotting down the first thing that comes to mind.

But all that reminded me of this photo that Feisty Diva of Peacock Blue Designs and I did a few years ago. I'm quite fond of it. Were I to do it again, I'd do it in the dark and light it better and have the candles actually going. I didn't know so much about lighting back then. It's nice to see that I've come a distance, improved technically, and still retained a stylistic voice.



I think I'm going to make some bananna bread and not so much lament everything that I didn't get done today.

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Does anyone know where I can get one of those for <$100 besides Craigslist?
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Unpacking is fucking hard, mostly because the more I organize the more messy things get as items come out of boxes....
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Hi My name is Aspasia

I just moved to New York a Few Months ago and I LOVE it! I live in Bushwick of Montrose and I'm a senior stylist at the Beehive Salon in Williamsburg. :)

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I'm going to an Ugly Christmas Sweater party next week and I need one. I know I can probably find them at any thrift store but any suggestions in particular?
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