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Old 03-13-2008, 04:56 PM #11
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I just saw my first Robin today!!!

Hope this means SPRING has SPRUNG!!!!

*doing happy dance*

I remember how excited we were to see the robins and they always made the front page of our small town newspaper.

They represent HOPE that Spring is just around the corner!

*doing the happy dance for all you Winter weary folks*
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