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		<title>By: The disappearing act &#171; Rocketship Underpants</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[[...] For lack of any religious or karmic beliefs I simply called it poetic justice. Nothing is truly free. John and I looked for my camera. We peeked under every book, behind every piece of furniture. I found out how much I could actually fold and flip the seats in my car. Nothing. For weeks. Then months. And we&#8217;d looked everywhere.  So, I went on without a camera. I gave up. I started looking at new cameras, counting the months until I could afford any of them, which would be long after my bank account recovered from grad school applications and our trip to Peru. Still. I wanted one. Bad. I complained about its absence. [...]]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] For lack of any religious or karmic beliefs I simply called it poetic justice. Nothing is truly free. John and I looked for my camera. We peeked under every book, behind every piece of furniture. I found out how much I could actually fold and flip the seats in my car. Nothing. For weeks. Then months. And we&#8217;d looked everywhere.  So, I went on without a camera. I gave up. I started looking at new cameras, counting the months until I could afford any of them, which would be long after my bank account recovered from grad school applications and our trip to Peru. Still. I wanted one. Bad. I complained about its absence. [...]</p>
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