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Show us your high school yearbook photo.

I accidentally deleted this post from last Friday.

I decided instead of "Casual Fridays" I am going to start celebrating "Sexy Fridays" and in honor of "Sexy Fridays" I am wearing these.

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What do you collect?

I started collecting vintage aprons and recently bought a vintage 50's apron pattern and made one myself. I think can be very sexy and feminine. Here is a photo of the first one I have made. It isn't the greatest shot since I took it with my camera phone. The fabric is chocolate brown with white pin dot polka dots and a pink tie waist.

 

Last weekend I went to a "Tuba Christmas" at Pioneer square with my parents. It was a nice experience and put me in the holiday spirit.

Downtown Tree

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Tuba Christmas

Conductor

Today is the first day of fall. Show us an autumn leaf.

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In honor of Canada Day, show us your favorite Canadian.

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Free Replacement Offered For 'WTF' Tags

Thanks to some text message-savvy grandchildren, North Carolina drivers whose license plates have the potentially offensive "WTF" letter combination can replace the tags for free.

The News & Observer of Raleigh reported Tuesday the state Division of Motor Vehicles has notified nearly 10,000 holders of license plates with the letter combination. Officials learned last year the common acronym stands for a vulgar phrase in e-mail and cell phone text messages.

The DMV recently realized the same letters appeared on the sample license plate on its own Web site. Officials are trying to remove the plate from the site.

"I can't believe it," DMV Commissioner Bill Gore told the newspaper on Monday when alerted to the situation. "Obviously, I didn't know it was there."

DMV officials got word of the plates last July when a 60-year-old technology teacher from Fayetteville complained about the plate after her teenage grandchildren clued her in.

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