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At Starbucks with Augusten Burroughs

Posted by koko in Uncategorized and tagged with augusten burroughs, authors, books, coffee, Fiction, life, quotes, relationships, running with scissors, starbucks October 22, 2012

Some coffee and wisdom from the ever eccentric Augusten Burroughs

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hopeforheather

October 22, 2012 at 8:46 pm ∞

LOVE THIS!

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