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Old 09-09-2007, 10:05 AM #1
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Default Greetings from the Big Apple!
And to think that I argued with Mr.Alffe about bringing this computer along.

I was so glad to see a post from our Goofy and I hope you're taking it easy.
Now if BJ would just check in.....

Doody I emailed you....don't have your forum address in this computer and I wanted to be sure you got my message...

Curious I wanted to send you a card from NY but left my address book at home....snail mail will be coming. Same message to you Scrabble!

Ok...time to hit the streets. Hugs for the room and don't party in the tree house. *grin
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