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Old 01-29-2007, 02:04 PM #1
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Laugh Good Day to all!!
Just wanted to say HELLO to everyone!


Hope everyone is having a wonderful day, and feeling really good today. I'll let you know how the new neuro appointment goes tomorrow. Thanks for the good advice to all who replied.

This is a wonderful sight that I found. Just need to play around to know how to use all the tools, in this sight. My children are better on the computer than I am.

God Bless to all!
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