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Old 03-14-2014, 09:27 PM #4
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we all need happy moments! Some day we won't pay the price to have them anymore.


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I did something similar when I tried to do the Wii Dance thingy on the Wii. I turned around and bent up and down in a song (Rock Party Anthem !) and spent a week in bed.
I felt pretty stupid...but I had been happy for a moment when i was dancing again!
slow and steady, I suppose. Live and learn....
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