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April 15, 2009

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Linda J

Wow - I am tired just reading about all your accomplishments!:) Love your energy level!!!!
Yard work is on my agenda for the weekend - lots of winter mess to clean, and if the weatherman is correct, we will see the 60's here.

Rhonda Hestir

You call that retirement? Where's the golf???

HONK HONK

Judy H.

Don't you feel good when you've accomplished so much...even if you are dead tired!!

Charlene

Ha, Ha. I did not know anyone else in the world ironed besides me. :) You both were most ambitious!

Donna

Hey tell that helpful hubby of yours that I have lots of yard work that needs doing here too. lol

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