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Old 08-13-2009, 06:50 AM #9
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Most of time is spent at home now. I'm dangerous at work and it wouldn't be fair of me to be looking after others with half a brain in operation.
i was trying to name the shelter thing out the side of the house where the pool is and we can fit the car into... ummm... that would be the car port then.

I've said it before though. i find it quite liberating at times. i'm no longer in charge. and i no longer have to remember everything for the two of us. i have the perfect excuse.
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