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Old 03-30-2009, 02:36 PM #1
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Arrow Sad, very sad i do not understand
Gooday all,my name is Kim. i posted a SENIOR CITIZEN DAY.i really needed help.i had 120 hits on it and only 6 people replyed . it makes me very sad to think, known one cares if the Seniores Citizens get on the wall Calendar or not. please could you please give me input.God bless kim
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