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	<title>What to send someone who&apos;s recovering from surgery </title>
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	<description>I have a friend (in Los Angeles) recovering from serious surgery. What can I send her instead of flowers that&apos;s actually useful? A friend is recovering from surgery. She&apos;s due to go home from the hospital tomorrow. I&apos;d like to send her (and her boyfriend) something that&apos;s actually useful in a situation like this, rather than flowers which I know for a fact she has plenty of. If I lived in the same city I&apos;d bring over food, but from 1000-odd miles away I obviously can&apos;t do that. Any thoughts?</description>
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	<title>Where&apos;s the Something Cool Delivery Service?</title>
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	<description>What&apos;s something nice you can get delivered to someone... that isn&apos;t flowers? (or chinese food.) A friend of mine has her birthday tomorrow, and I&apos;m looking to do something for her. She lives too far away to visit on a workday, so I&apos;m trying to think of something in line with the old flower-delivery standby that isn&apos;t as trite as flowers themselves. Help me out?</description>
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	<pubDate>Tue, 14 Feb 2006 08:44:10 -0800</pubDate>
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