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Old 12-22-2009, 12:16 PM #1
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I wont be back on this site until the 4th of next month because school gets out for christmas break tomorrow and I dont have a computer at 'home.' I wish you all a merry christmas and happy holidays. I hope you have a semi- pain free and happy holiday!

Keep your heads and hearts up. I'll be praying for you all everyday I dont hear from you. Take care

-Jeremy-
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