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@shoelady60,

Good day in the ‘burgh. I hope you feel rested. I am so glad we did not have a Game
yesterday. Lady oh boy we play the Raiders my brother favorite team this will be an
interesting game.

Moving forward OZ is a bit chilly today as to be expected. We will be in the 70’s by
the end of week. Mother Nature can be fickle. LOL! 😎

Welcome to the new Conversation Thread. 😎🎈💕I do my best to make it interesting.

Hey be careful moving things around for your mom and have a little family time with
your sister.

Sending Fall Vibes to you and Jake. 💕🎈😎Lady seems we all have things going on in
our lives.

@taci,

@oodiebom,

Good day on the Gulf Coast of Florida. 😎💕🎈I know your day is full.
All the best with all the things you have to work on.

I did read and respond to your post from last night. This is a new Thread. 😎🎈

Take your time today and if you are not well just rest if possible.

Let me know how things goes for you.

@xango,

Good day in Florida sending a Monday Shout Out to you and hubby. 😎🎈Also
new thread but I don’t think many pay attention. LOL!

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