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Old 05-06-2008, 01:03 PM #1
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I am Alfee's sister and Bizi's Aunt. I have been lurking for months and Alffe has pestered me to do this. I had lunch with Alffe today and she got Curious to help me register - nothing is ever easy with me and my computer. I have only had it for a year and still have much to learn! Thank you Curious for the help - here we go!
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