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Old 07-28-2007, 11:19 PM #6
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back up again! just to feed the cat and then sleep i hope! very stressful week coming up....

but yes, a moment of silence for the printer - it served me well!

and melody - you're right - if i go down, i'm taking everyone with me!

dahlek, the good thing about printing with color - i cant get to stores to buy cards but people have the nerve to continue to have birthdays etc! and i love to make cards and print the occasional photo..


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