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Old 04-26-2008, 01:07 PM #23
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We moved into this house about 2 years ago and the dinning room off the kitchen was too small for all of us to eat in it at the same time so we turned the dinning room into my office. It's nice, I have 2 large windows facing the front yard so I can see if some one comes to our house and get lots of sun shine.
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