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    Posted: June 17 2007 at 14:48
I'm on vacation with my family up here in Wisconsin (on my niece's computer) and have been going through prog withdrawal--specifically Marillion withdrawal. I just had to get out by myself yesterday for just a little bit and crank Marillion's Somewhere Else and man did it hit the spot! We head back home tomorrow, but find myself going through the heebee jeebeez. Anybody else ever experience this whenever you aren't allowed your daily requirements?
 
Also, hit Rush-Mor in Milwaukee and spent about $125.00. The one find I was looking forward to was the new Beardfish; however, I totally walked out without it. So, I called and they're priority mailing it and should be awaiting me. Got some nice stuff that I otherwise would have to go online to get. Also got the new Pendragon DVD Past & Presence. Really looking forward to going back home, though.
 
Hope everyone is doing well.
 
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That's why you have to remember the Boy Scout motto, and be prepared. I never travel without music.
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Originally posted by bhikkhu bhikkhu wrote:

That's why you have to remember the Boy Scout motto, and be prepared. I never travel without music.
 
HT, I definitely brought (and bought) enough music. It's just breaking away long enough to listen to it.
 
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