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Nice photo 💛
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No, no, no! 💗
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So sweet! Say, I sure hope I wasn’t one of those who made a comment that upset you on “vaguebook.” Please let me know if I need to apologize!
Be well,
Becki
Rebecca B. Smith
beccag59@charter.net
541.944.6339
“The heart of the matter is the truth”
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Me, too!!!
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Love those tiny white flowers.
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Nice picture. Brings back so many memories of picnics and cookouts at the parks. Those old wooden benches just last forever.
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