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Old 09-28-2007, 09:29 PM #6
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Well I would not have expected anything less from Cindy and I know just how she feels. Asked my 89 year old MIL to take me on a couple of errands today she wanted to do everything for me in the grocery store. I can not stand it.

We are not going to move to that house and I will find one that I like.

I have always been a very stubborn and independent person and plan on staying that way.

Thanks everyone.
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