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Old 05-28-2007, 01:48 PM #20
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Hi Beth!

It's good here isn't it? I quite like it.

Now about those retaining-wall stunts... no, no!



DaisyMay is our resident stunt woman, she is just busy tending to her dear Mom right now. I nominate you for Understudy!
AMN
I am honored to be nominated. Wish there was a camera rolling, I'm sure a cash prize would have followed. Pastel snowflake pj pants and caveman drawings on a black tee. Plus the drop and slow roll over the edge. To bad, no help is around when you need it. There usually is someone in the complex yard.

Give DM my love and support. I lost my mom to cancer 4 years ago. Cared for her daily and sisters did nightly for her last 3 months. And lots of hugs sending to DM too.
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