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Hi Erin
hope all turns out good for you by the end of the week,i'm sure your fight for your dad will go well.oh just wanted to say what i love is Autumn or what you call Fall walking thro the leaves and the lovely colors. Love Steven King.......never loose your memery of being a child i think thats good. funny i was taller than my dad but my sons are both taller than me 6'0 !!!! keep smiling alan
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