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More YFG on CBC

Posted on Fri, 2006-08-11 10:44 by sarahfelicity
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I know this constitutes basically no notice, but I'm going to be on Freestyle this morning at 10:30am PST. Check it out if you've got the time, and you get the memo before the fact...

(Pardon the brief and late blog post, but I am just back from 6 days out in the middle of nowhere, and I'm still re-adjusting to the internet. I highly recommend getting away from it.)

Update: It has been pointed out to me that Freestyle airs at 2pm, so I guess I'm being recorded for later. If I find out what time it will be aired, I'll post it...

Update: 3:30 pm PST, if you're interested. :) Find it online here.

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