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Old 08-17-2008, 12:19 AM #14
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Cherie, we have TOO many bad things in common don't we?

Let me see if I can find a GOOD thing we have in common............are you a Libra by any chance......:-)

Joe
Well . . . I am not a Libra, but I like Libra's . . . so we do have that "good" thing in common.
(I am a Gemini).

I recovered from a very ugly TM attack . . . and you will too.

Most importantly, we both know how to make lemonaide out of lemons (usually, anyway) . . . so it's all good.

Cherie
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