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Surgery tomorrow!

Vlog about my trip in Berkeley and my excitement for surgery tomorrow!

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  1. The way you move your eyebrows while talking is very cute. Sorry for the superficial comment and harmless Internet flirting lol :)

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    1. It's not harmless one bit! It's incredibly flattering and ego-boosting! How dare you!

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  2. lol :) Did you do that eyebrow thing as you typed that comment? I bet you did...

    flirt!

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    1. Oh, geez. I had no idea I even did an "eyebrow thing" until you pointed it out!

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