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Old 10-16-2009, 07:40 AM #8
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Oh, thanks all, I was really feeling sorry for myself. Things are better today, I just jumped to conclusions and should have know better, he is very good to me and I am thankful for him. I know he won't take me anywhere I don't want to go.
We will move, but he is looking for a weekend getaway, which sounds okay.
I am very fortunate that I do as good as I do and get around, no more complaints. Thanks for letting me vent.
That really made me happy to read! There's a first time for everything (me using this smiley)
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