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Old 10-26-2008, 06:20 PM #8
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I feel for you, Keri...Yucky Heat!! It's finally cooled down here and I hope it stays this way forever, but alas, the bitter cold and snow will come and then I'll wonder why I wished for it..

Stay in your A/C until it cools down a little OK? I'm glad you are doing so well with HiC..
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