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It's been quite a while since I looked forward to the upcoming weekend. Although I work tomorrow, I have some fun things planned. Penn State plays Indiana at noon, and I am hoping that my boys in blue will come away victorious. The season isn't too wasted even though they lost 2 games. There is a possibility that they can make it to a New Year's bowl game. I'm still a bit upset because they would probably be ranked #2 if they were undefeated. Oh well, you can't win them all. Saturday night's
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Posted on October 16, 2007 at 2:32am — 3 Comments
My life has been completely fucked up over the past year, and I it's starting to make me dizzy. I just started working casual for a home hospice company last winter. Things were starting to look fairly good for me considering I had to take over a year off of work due to a bout of severe depression. Now I sit here at work for a nursing home that is closing it's doors within the next month. I lost my driver's license for quite a while since being busted a few times driving without it. I've been
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Posted by The Associated Press on Sunday Mar 30
Get out those rods and reels _ trout season is open in 18 counties in southeastern Pennsylvania.
For the second straight year, trout season opened early in the region to provide the same amount of quality fishing time that the rest of the state enjoys.
Waters tend to warm earlier in southeastern Pennsylvania, and trout are coldwater fish. The season, which opened Saturday, runs until Labor Day.
Trout season will start April 12 in the rest of the state.
About 2 million anglers fish in Pennsylvania, and about 1 million licenses are sold each year. Fishing has a more than $1.5 billion impact on the state's economy.
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