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Old 09-10-2008, 07:43 PM #28
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Did I ever tell you Cherie, that I think it's outstanding the way you are like a freakin World Book Encyclopedia? You are always looking something up for someone around here and I think it's so cool of you to do that.

So.... 70 is the new 50? 40???

I'll take it! Thanks Cherie.... You rock!

I still say Where did all those crow's feet come from????? *grin*
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