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Old 07-03-2013, 08:35 PM #28
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Teeth Such a DEAL
Now THAT is a Blessing. The hike you enjoyed with less than 3 pain. Wow!

The upcoming blessing....... meeting your family out by Nowhere. Wave at Pooh for me will ya? I waved at her figuratively when driving through Nowhere after purchasing a car in WI a couple years back.

Keep up the great Stuff!!

Blessings are cool..... huh?
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