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jarrett622 jarrett622 is offline

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Join Date: Apr 2007

Location: Galax, Va

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Glad to see you back!!

And in spite of what you've said you "sound" very good! It's easy to overdue it sometimes. And then, too, sometimes you hit a situation where if you don't do it who will and that gets a person into trouble... Sigh.

Rest up and I hope you recover from the move quickly!

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