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07-09-2015, 10:51 PM

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LIT LOVE

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LIT LOVE

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Join Date: Mar 2010

Posts: 2,304

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Originally Posted by Hopeless

I sure did not mean to slight Echoes and Mz. Migraine. Earlier in the thread, Lit Love was the only one posting responses.

Thanks to you, too, Echoes.

Speaking of Mz. Migraine, is she around? Hello to you, if you read this post.

And Hi to you, too, Echoes.

I didn't get the impression that you were slighting anyone at all, I just wanted to spread the love was all.

And of course I overlooked the Admins, who are the most generous with their time... Whoops!

Mz. Migraine is hopefully on vacation or doing something fun....

Sorry to get off track, you were posting about me the way I used to post about Janke and it reminded me how much I miss her presence here.

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