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From time to time, Harriet and Monkey run away from their respective homes. For the most part, this time away is refreshing for both women, as well as the families they leave behind.

Toward the end of the long, cold, gray, windy, snowy, icy, slushy, muddy, and all-around annoying winter, Harriet begins internet-casting-about for a warm, sunny place to visit—not too far away, on an ocean, somewhere she has never before visited.

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From time to time, Harriet and Monkey run away from their respective homes. For the most part, this time away is refreshing for both women, as well as the families they leave behind.

Toward the end of the long, cold, gray, windy, snowy, icy, slushy, muddy, and all-around annoying winter, Harriet begins internet-casting-about for a warm, sunny place to visit—not too far away, on an ocean, somewhere she has never before visited.

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From time to time, Harriet and Monkey run away from their respective homes. For the most part, this time away is refreshing for both women, as well as the families they leave behind.

Toward the end of the long, cold, gray, windy, snowy, icy, slushy, muddy, and all-around annoying winter, Harriet begins internet-casting-about for a warm, sunny place to visit—not too far away, on an ocean, somewhere she has never before visited.

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From time to time, Harriet and Monkey run away from their respective homes. For the most part, this time away is refreshing for both women, as well as the families they leave behind.

Toward the end of the long, cold, gray, windy, snowy, icy, slushy, muddy, and all-around annoying winter, Harriet begins internet-casting-about for a warm, sunny place to visit—not too far away, on an ocean, somewhere she has never before visited.

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From time to time, Harriet and Monkey run away from their respective homes. For the most part, this time away is refreshing for both women, as well as the families they leave behind.

Toward the end of the long, cold, gray, windy, snowy, icy, slushy, muddy, and all-around annoying winter, Harriet begins internet-casting-about for a warm, sunny place to visit—not too far away, on an ocean, somewhere she has never before visited.

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From time to time, Harriet and Monkey run away from their respective homes. For the most part, this time away is refreshing for both women, as well as the families they leave behind.

Toward the end of the long, cold, gray, windy, snowy, icy, slushy, muddy, and all-around annoying winter, Harriet begins internet-casting-about for a warm, sunny place to visit—not too far away, on an ocean, somewhere she has never before visited.

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From time to time, Harriet and Monkey run away from their respective homes. For the most part, this time away is refreshing for both women, as well as the families they leave behind.

Toward the end of the long, cold, gray, windy, snowy, icy, slushy, muddy, and all-around annoying winter, Harriet begins internet-casting-about for a warm, sunny place to visit—not too far away, on an ocean, somewhere she has never before visited.

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From time to time, Harriet and Monkey run away from their respective homes. For the most part, this time away is refreshing for both women, as well as the families they leave behind.

Toward the end of the long, cold, gray, windy, snowy, icy, slushy, muddy, and all-around annoying winter, Harriet begins internet-casting-about for a warm, sunny place to visit—not too far away, on an ocean, somewhere she has never before visited.

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From time to time, Harriet and Monkey run away from their respective homes. For the most part, this time away is refreshing for both women, as well as the families they leave behind.

Toward the end of the long, cold, gray, windy, snowy, icy, slushy, muddy, and all-around annoying winter, Harriet begins internet-casting-about for a warm, sunny place to visit—not too far away, on an ocean, somewhere she has never before visited.

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