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Suffering from flotilla overload?

Posted by vicki on 6/4/2010 in Isralicious · 5 Comments

Sometimes we all need a break from the information overload.

And by we, I mean me.

Wishing you an information-free Shabbat.

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    Tiff

    6/4/2010

    I love you.
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      themiddle

      6/4/2010

      It’s true, Vicki makes Jewlicious worthwhile.
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    Vicki

    6/4/2010

    Shabbat shalom, guys.
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    Jack

    6/4/2010

    I think I need one of those blankets.
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    froylein

    6/5/2010

    It’s brilliant.
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