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2 Comments:
Link is broken: http://www.blogger.com/post-create.g?blogID=3901568961182489055 is a blogger posting link.
First, thank you for reading and commenting. I'm constantly surprised that folks look at my little bloglist.
Second, the first indication of a very busy week is the cut-and-paste errors. I'm just glad it wasn't something significantly more embarrassing.
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