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Old 05-06-2011, 01:16 PM #7
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I'll give you some of mine. I have a stomach thing today so I know I won't be using all my spoons for today. I mean really, how many spoons can you use laying in bed or on the couch watching tv or playing on the computer. But you have to return them tomorrow - unscathed! I need them to get DD19s room ready for when she comes home from the dorm on Monday.
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