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Old 11-11-2013, 07:56 PM #4
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Thanks Tessa. I hope you can go skiing again someday. I am working on changing my picture. I just need some help from my son with it when he comes home again from college. The dog on the picture is my dog Sarah. She is a cutie and a sweetheart. I like your picture too with you dog. She or He is very cute!
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