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name: Beanie
age: 35
email: bbbeans@yahoo.com


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Screaming Bean
Monday, July 07, 2003

Hope your holiday went well. Mine was subdued, spent mostly in the air conditioned confines of our humble abode, slowly cleaning and rearranging our far too numerous personal items. In other words, we have too much damn stuff. The one highlight of the weekend was a delightful lunch of dim sum on Sunday. My mother has become a huge fan of dim sum, and as a result requested that we go with her for lunch. I'm not complaining, because if she wants to bankroll my dim sum addiction, I'll let her do that. We even branched out a bit on the menu, this time having the chicken with bean vermicelli (which was btw, impossible to pick up with either chopsticks or a fork) and the four happiness dumplings. I'm not sure why there were 4 happinesses involved or what they were, but they were tasty.

On a different note, I, like Jeremy, read the baby name article in the New York Times on Sunday. I found that my name is common and has been for decades, and no, I will never name my child Nancy or Integrity or Tonawanda.

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