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Thursday
Jan252001

ten dollars

DateThursday, January 25, 2001 at 7:09PM


Yay, my Philly real estate agency has found a new tenant for my Philadelphia apartment; he takes over the lease next Tuesday.

Had dinner with Jeff, my dad-in-law, and some friends at Golden Thai last night. Gord Gibson gave us a Solitudes cap and some CDs. The CDs all look like great "de-stressing" music; I'll be showcasing some of them over the next few weeks. Gord and his wife Lorraine just had a baby girl on the weekend.

Today's Blatherpics are of the new ten-dollar bill in Canada (front and back). Scott Murray had one at the party on the weekend. I forgot to mention that one of the things that I won't miss about living in the States is the money...it all looks the same! Makes it way confusing, fumbling through my wallet, trying to find the right denomination. How do you Americans do it? On the other hand, your money's worth a lot more than ours. :-)


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