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Accidents Forums › Lounge - Off topic discussions › I'm moved in

02/24/2010 07:14 PM

I'm moved in

wildsky

I'm finally all moved in and have my DSL line connected so yeah Smile

I'm all settle in my new apartment

wildsky

02/25/2010 08:33 AM Top

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Satisfying...Isn't it???

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02/26/2010 07:44 AM Top
wildsky	yeah being on my own again is very nice living my life how I want to. Of course the weather here in Tucson is wonderful even though were suppose to have a cold spell and it will get down to around 60 today but it is clear blue so far. My apartment faces west and I have a gorgeous view of the western sunset and the western mountains of the valley here.
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