they needed to join Alcoholics Anonymous or Alcoholics Unanimous

was doing the pee-pee-dance

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was having her Aunt Flow visit unexpectedly

Hehe ^_^

she saw the discoball on the chandelier

Thanks for verifying my guess.  ^_^

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 . . . Mr. Wells keeps _ threatening to replace me with a blonde _!!"

888  . . .
 . . .
Where did you find the painting? asks Julia. The Anderson Auction House in Rockport, he says. How much do you want? asks Julia. Philip and Megan exchange a hopeful smile. Julia asks, is it for sale?

Yes, says Philip--$300.  I'll take it, declares Julia. Megan is delighted, Carolyn shocked. Julia takes out her pen and checkbook and requests the phone number of the auction house.
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Carolyn still looks like she's been hit over the head.  When Julia asks, are you ready? Carolyn responds, "Yes, for practically anything!" ($300 was a small fortune in 1969, folks, which is why Carolyn is expressing such shock.)
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I’m hesitantly heading into the Leviathan storyline (which I think of fondly as it was the first major story line I saw in reruns during college [University]).

I’ve been watching the show on Prime with commercials a bit, but still reading Robservations.

*** Anyway $300 using a on line Inflation Calculator
is supposed to be like spending $2,478.48

I guess that’s a lot to spend on a landscape, but I already know what Julia’s character may suspects about the  painting is true. 

Just thought this might be an interesting thought.
I’m not sure how reliable those calculators are, but I definitely didn’t expect the difference was that significant.

hunt for worms in her hair.

shorten things by a few inches