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Old 02-26-2007, 04:53 PM #26
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buckwheat, No I dont I live in Pismo Beach area, San Luis Obispo, 5cities.I know where Temecula is. WE have alot to talk about with kids the same age.Im not married ntmore Are you? Its hard. Im in a wheelchair, with no help and drs have given up they have done everything they know....We can talk anytime you want to.
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