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Yes, Kay

It can be a mess at times. I need to start moving around more and getting
out I guess.

Even though it was most the day yesterday. My back hurt last night. And
I needed heating pad. I had to dig it out a couple weeks ago.

Going to try and take a relaxing day today.
Have things to do tomorrow.

Donna
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