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11-27-2007, 04:08 PM

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shiney sue shiney sue is offline

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Billyle that makes it better,thanks so much...And Cathie I have had Drs.
used to laugh when they told me the stories about people in waiting
rooms gettng blasting..I wish I understood some of the laughing
nitwits..gezzz...Now my shoulder hurts helppp...Hugs to all,you know I
was rubbing my grandson's tummy,thinking how scary to be a new Mom,
or worried those who have pets,and have to be afraid what to feed them.
Does it never end.. Sue

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