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Old 10-21-2008, 07:13 PM #1
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Hi Daniella,
We are entirely moved in, just not completely unpacked. Still searching for things. And a lot of our things are being used at the old house for staging. So I'm really trying not to do the decorating thing here until I get everything in one house. I don't want to do it all again. I'm getting really brutal with what I keep and don't keep. It's amazing what you can collect over the years.

Thanks for the note.

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Hi Billye!
I am one of the "newbies". I hope you are feeling better. Ugh, that had to be awful with the fire ants and your inflammation.. I hope you are taking it easy .. easier said than done huh with a house move.
Just take care
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