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10-17-2006, 06:52 AM

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steffi 001 steffi 001 is offline

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Join Date: Sep 2006

Location: Nottinghamshire/UK; dx 09/97 @ 38

Posts: 353

Hi again Joan...thank you for the reassurance that it is ok to laugh at ourselves once in a while.Just as you feel you are notorious for ending threads...I feel tentative about starting non serious ones for fear of upsetting anyone I am all too aware that some days some folk[ me included] don`t feel like laughing but it doesn`t last long with me.
However...we all cope in different ways and humour is my lifeline.
Thanks to everyone else for being game for a laugh.A great bunch of folk.Great to belong.
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