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Old 03-08-2015, 12:01 AM #31
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Dots,

I was able to return to church around 2 months ago after missing 9 months.

I too miss avoid the music for all but 5 minutes or so and tend to keep my eyes closed a lot to avoid the fluorescent lighting.

Other than that it is good to be back.

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Should I really add creative to my regimen? Is it that good?
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