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Old 02-06-2008, 01:28 PM #3
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I am sooo with you..undx lots of kids...walking into doorjams or the wall...I have bruises on arms and legs...unlike me not to have bruises....ugggg

I have to be careful as I also get burns too....as my hands dont always sense the heat of things as much...uggg...

hugsss and maybe if we do full arm sleeve tattoos...then the bruises wouldnt show so much..hmmm hehehehe hugsss,sarah
Thank you, I guess I'm really lucky that my arms don't bruise easily
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