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[EX Q]: Context: Secondly , she ordered a bunch of tests , which should be helpful one way or another , but other than that , I do n't expect that yesterday 's visit will do anything for me . Wednesday when I had acupuncture , my kids were being so boisterous that I called my oldest daughter in to my little curtained off area to give her a little talking to . I figured she 'd be able to handle seeing me all voodoo - dolled - up so that 's why I called her in . 
Question: Why does the writer say she was voodoo dolled up ?
[EX A]: Because she had pins in her from acupuncture .

[EX Q]: Context: We took a trip to Greer , Arizona and spent the weekend in a cabin . It was awesome . Here is my favorite picture I took while we were there . I brought my crappy camera as I forgot my good camera at work . 
Question: Why did we take a trip to Greer , Arizona ?
[EX A]: Because we thought it would be fun there .

[EX Q]: Context: One of my challenges lately has been coming up with topics for my laptops blog . You see , I wanted my site to stick out and not be the same as the rest of the other computer related blogs that are just rehashing old stuff . I had come up with some good topics that really had not been covered , but I quickly ran out of steam . 
Question: What may be the reason I am struggling with the blog ?
[EX A]:
I ca n't think of new laptop topics .