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brush my teeth

Posted By: SML on 2009-04-05
In Reply to: I am not sure. I am chicken. I live in an apartment complex - and would be a woman alone, so that scares me.

I stop the coffee 4 hours into my shift, it didn't help. Now, I fix a mug of ice water, have snacks similar to what has been suggested. I like salty snacks. I wash my face and brush my teeth, and it usually gets me through my shift.


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Better than that, the wheel eraser with the little brush. nm
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#5 by the skin of my teeth and with more hours than it took 5 years ago.


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