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Behind my Pig Flu mask: Personal Observations and Wandering Thoughts
Apr 29 2009, Oscar

I wasn’t scared when my Governor decided to cancel all school and public events due to the Swine Flu outbreak, in fact, as a teacher, I secretly welcomed the unexpected break from class.

I’m now towards the end of my second day of living life...

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