I took that photo and when I went to get the cord to transfer it to my computer, I found my Kindle cord wrapped in a way I don't wrap it. Also, this note. So I took this photo too.
I bet if I try to leave someone will stop me. Or everyone will stop me. I've seen movies. I know how this goes down.
And my pepper spray is missing.
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ReplyDeleteOr am I really your friend?
ReplyDeleteSounds like a tough morning.
ReplyDeleteDear Sandy, get a camera that can take higher resolution pictures and with less noise or better light conditions.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
Sandy, can you post a picture of the medication bottle? I work in pharmacy and might be able to help figure out what's going on.
ReplyDeleteReally, Neodos? She's huddled in her bedroom, afraid to go anywhere for fear of god knows what happening to her, and you want her to go down to a photographic shop and spend a crapload of money on a better camera?! PRIORITIES, MAN!
ReplyDeleteThe disease is a lie, the medication is disease.
ReplyDeleteSandy, don't listen to them. Get out of your home and find the nearest hospital and/or police station, whichever's closest, and then try to get some help.
ReplyDeleteTell Them; everything is fine
ReplyDeleteHey Sandy, see if your kindle is wireless enabled. Seeing that your (ipod? iphone?)is, someone might be putting things onto your kindle from the web. Check and see if you can pull up a web history list on your kindle. Or just to be safe, turn off or unplug your wireless modem until this blows over.
ReplyDeleteTake a frying pan or crowbar with you if you do decide to leave. ;)
ReplyDeleteSandy, ththe potatoe people carn't to bae trusked. Stae iinside no matter who begss a you lto coime oute
ReplyDeleteSandy can you tell me anything about Half Life 3
ReplyDeleteActually the secret message in the kindle is: oramireallyyourfriend
ReplyDeleteI wish this was updated again. Sandy's story was the best one. I would have like to know what happined after.
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