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coffywoman
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Not worth visiting!

if it weren't for my best friend...

...I’d never have found myself here…! Downtown is a block long, but at least, there’s a coffee house and a place to get vegetarian food.

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miss jamie
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typical college town

It’s got lots of bars…and that’s about it.

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