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Old 10-06-2006, 07:19 PM #5
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Hi, Jennifer, nice to meet you. I'm a myasthenic, and live in Tennessee, which I love, heat, mosquitoes, deer flies, snakes, spiders, and all. As you may have guessed, we live in the country.
Hi Lois
Glad to meet you....
I have never been to TN....
I don't care for heat tho so I may tend not to visit...lol

If I can ever do anything to help you in anyway please just yell

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