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Old 04-03-2014, 08:11 PM #14
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It looks like you ladies can go out and have a good snowball fight. Then again it would be hard to throw a snowball a mile high and hit Vraes house wouldn't it? But Vrae is right it's spring-----let's do it ! Down here in VA it's time to mow the lawn ) : nice and sunny but I kinda use the blinds also but it still is nice. Thanks for the pretty thought Vrae. Sorry about the snow though for the ones that have it. It's hard on the birds too. Smiles, hugs, and rsd love to all.............
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