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Sunday, September 10, 2006

Wally found

I love Where's Wally! I remember sitting with my Wally books for hours on end just searching for all the stuff that had to be found. I was 10. Then somehow I 'grew up' and Wally was relegated to the back of my mind, to become no more than a memory. Until recently I discovered Wally again and finding those elusive books became a daily obsession for me. It was a challenge looking for those books because the Wally series was pretty old. Yet I found some of the books in Times yesterday and I bought 3 of them. Now I can get my daily Wally fix. I feel happy just looking at it. Maybe I'm easily satisfied. Like how cutting my nails gives me a new lease on life. Something like that.

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