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Old 07-03-2009, 08:46 PM #1
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Heart Flying by the seats of our pants!
Our entire plans for an extended weekend have totally changed!
We are now making plans moment-by-moment, as we are not anywhere near the locations we'd planned to be spending the holiday weekend!
Yet, this is fine! I don't mind simply "going with the flow!"

Thanks so much for all of the sharing! Fun to read!

Happy holiday to all!
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