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Old 09-04-2008, 08:08 PM #11
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Ciao DM! Come on, you can learn it with me!!

I forgot - I love crafts too - they really stretch my brain because I'm not the creative sort so I work very hard to come up with interesting (to me!) pieces!
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I play Sudoku on a small, hand held computer type game. I too play card games on the computer which time me and on one game I can end up with no cards and win; keeps track of my scores.
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