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2006.02.12 She said yes.
2006.02.11 One More Step
2006.02.03 For Rent
2006.01.30 Forty four dead stone lions
2006.01.11 Dying
2005.12.24 Rehab
2005.12.23 Missing
2005.12.12 192,226
2005.12.08 Look both ways
2005.11.29 'Nuff said
2005.11.23 40,724 and counting
2005.11.21 Changing Your Grass
2005.10.30 Going Home
2005.10.25 One Year
2005.10.23 Riddle:
2005.10.19 With a Whimper
2005.10.18 Four Dollar Muffins
2005.10.17 Cherry Bank, Part III
2005.10.12 Cherry Bank, Part II
2005.10.10 Cherry Bank, Part I
2005.09.20 English?
2005.09.11 Bigfoot Springs Eternal
2005.08.18 Garlicissimo
2005.08.09 Invisible
2005.08.08 Towed
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Rehab
This afternoon, I was wrapping a Christmas gift when Oana came into the room, still in her robe from her shower.

As she began telling me something, I noticed something on the bottom of her nose. "What? Do I have something in my nose?" she asked, noticing me staring. She tilted her head up, revealing a fine white powder on the sides of her nostrils.

I wiped some of the powder off with the tip of my finger, and showed her, giving her a quizzical look. Her mouth dropped open in horror, and a wash of guilt crept over her face. "Oh no!" she said. "You caught me."

Caught what? My mind began to race. Did my girlfriend have a secret drug habit? No, it couldn't be. Could it? Or some kind of odd cosmetic ritual for nose hair removal? Was her stuffing coming out?

As she licked her lips, the answer became apparent. Icing sugar! From one of a whole plate of Romanian apple pastries, placinta cu mere, which have been lurking temptingly on a plate in the middle of the living room since yesterday. The pastries continued to dwindle in number all day long, but I never saw one actually disappear. But now, the secret is out.