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    BESTIE CRUMPETLEAF AND I VERSUS THE NEW SUBURB PART V

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    It does have a floor now and the framing is complete.
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    BESTIE CRUMPETLEAF AND I VERSUS THE NEW SUBURB PART IV

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    On some days, absolutely nothing happens.
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    BESTIE CRUMPETLEAF AND I VERSUS THE NEW SUBURB PART III

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    Bestie Crumpetleaf
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    BESTIE CRUMPETLEAF AND I VERSUS THE NEW SUBURB PART II

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    Bestie Crumpetleaf and I are settling into the New Suburb with aplomb.
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    BESTIE CRUMPETLEAF AND I VERSUS THE NEW SUBURB

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    To truncate this twaddle, I now set an alarm on my phone which interrupts any unwanted jawing five minutes in

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