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Old 01-26-2008, 09:34 PM #1
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Default Kind Words to new friends and old
Just thought I'd mention that it never hurts to hear a word of kindness and encouragement.

I'm sure you will all agree with me.

There's nothing like a nice word or compliment to give a person a boost and there's nothing like hurtful words that bring you down.

My hope is that everyone here will hear something nice.

Let me be the first.

I wish you good health
Of mind, body and spirit,
That your journey through life
Be a peaceful one


Most sincerely...Tootsie



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