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The Mind of a Baby Boomer
by Beverly Mahone   
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Did you do too many drugs in the 70's to "un" scramble your brain today?

The other day my "baby boomer" girlffriend sent me a list of words and told me when I had nothing better to do, I should try to unscramble them.  I looked at the words.  I looked at them again and again and again.  Then I thought, maybe the herbal tea I just had scrambled my brain and I needed to "un" scramble it. 

 

I'm still working on unscrambling mine but maybe you won't have to work as hard.  Maybe you were one of the baby boomers who wasn't a part of the drugs, sex and DISCO generation.  Maybe you were one of the ones who loved crossword puzzles and gets your kick out of solving "mysteries." 

 

WHATEVER!

 


During your down time or slow time or just want to do something different time, check out the scrambled words on my website and "un" scramble them.

 

http://www.talk2bev.com  (click on quiz)

 

 

And if you get them all RIGHT--you get a special Christmas present from yours truly!


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Reviewed by m j hollingshead
Reviewed on January 2, 2007
i'll go check it out, have always loved word puzzles and no didn't do drugs, we'll see

Reviewed by Jennifer Butler (Reader)
Reviewed on December 20, 2006
Who is this drug pusher who wants to turn our lives into puzzles? I was never into drugs, although some bad people did drug me a few times. (It was very, very bad.) Even the prescription drugs are very, very bad. I can see why Elvis died of a prescription O.D. I can also see why he never learned to unscramble the meaning of his music and movies: Evils.


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