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Old 08-09-2009, 04:09 PM #1
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Thought by starting 'Erin' thread we could all send some positive energy to Erin in one place so it be easy for her to get meassages. I have no information - but am concerned since she hasn't posted in few days.

so with that --

Erin, whatever's going on, know that there are a lot of folks who miss you and are thinking of you. You really brighten up the place and we look forward to reading your lively posts again soon.

Sue
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