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Old 11-18-2006, 03:29 PM #4
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Debbie,
*HUG* all be it a super soft one....................we all hit those types of day sweetie so we know exactly what you mean. I have dasy where I want to just throw the towel in also.

Altho, now, *ROFLMAO* Mark has a pretty good idea going there..........whacha think????

*HUGS* softly again,
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