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Saturday, December 31, 2005

my favorite posts of 2005

January - Federated, May and the state of the department store industry

February - 10 great things about "The Price is Right"

March - friends, etc.

April - Sole of the Sneakerhead

May - wayne & melissa

June - Pigeon Forge and Sevierville

July - hey it's me linus

August (tie) - this is me, then the collection and everyone says "happy birthday"

September - a saturday in blacksburg

October (tie) - favorite songs or singles and spotted at tysons corner center

November - a trip to Boscov's

December - cartoon about malls
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