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02/16/2009 05:35 PM

Hugs!

PugMama03

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I wanted to give everyone in our family/group a loving and gentle hug!
The past few days have not been good ones; and it makes me respect all of you even more!

Strong are we that can live with this hell everyday!

Post edited by: PugMama03, at: 02/16/2009 17:36

Dianne
Kindness is the language the blind can see and the deaf can hear.
- Mark Twain

02/16/2009 06:06 PM Top

skittle0407

Posts: 613
Senior Member

Thanks and a big hug back to you and everyone else Wink

It has been a rough for a lot of us lately, more so then usual but we are strong and will survive!

With Blessings and Friendship,
Denise

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