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These are All the Hats I Own


Acquired 2004 - From Noelle after her study abroad in England.


Acquired 2008 - I bought this hat so that I could play tennis outside in the winter sun.


2008 - I won this hat from Keith, the owner of Out'n'Back, after a bet.


Acquired 2009 - A gift from Stef after Jerusalem


Acquired 2009 - This beaut was a gift from Jessica Saari when she found out that I desperately needed a pool hat to keep off the sun.


Acquired 2009 - This is my "active" pool hat that was a gift from Heather. I wear it at the pool when I need to raise my arms above my head.



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Listening to: Village People And Boney M. - Macho Man
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  1. HeatherTue Jun 23, 01:33:00 PM MDT

    Too bad I didn't give it to you as a gift after a study abroad in Wyoming. If Jessica's hat is still inactive, I'd love to use it for a while, more my style than the cowboy one we spray-painted for Rick's costume.

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  2. Julie TWed Jun 24, 05:57:00 PM MDT

    That was a fun blog post idea- I loved seeing all the hats you wear! (or at least own)

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  3. gwtThu Jun 25, 12:56:00 AM MDT

    Great faces that go with each hat.

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  4. NoelleThu Jun 25, 01:26:00 PM MDT

    Yeah all these hats totally make up a "new you." I don't see you as a skater punk at all though. The tan bball cap is very Jeff Corwin-ish. The headress isn't so believable but great for costumes. I can't believe you still have the london hat, glad you like it! I like the cowboy one the best. :)

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