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Mel left a comment for thefirstofmany"Welcome back yourself! I saw on the facebook you had a 15 hour drive and did it straight through! We did 12 and that was plenty. It's hard to unfold and walk properly after that long in a car, but it was worth pushing through to sleep in my…"
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Posted on October 17, 2010 at 6:00pm
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- At 9:30pm on March 4, 2011,
serenity said… - thinking of you, so i thought i would come and stalk your page <3
- At 8:14am on March 2, 2011,
Deb S said… - Cool!! I was afraid they'd languish in WA while you were in CA. Yay!
- At 9:07pm on December 22, 2010, Deb S said…
- Yeah, we're OK, thanks for asking. We're always OK. We're far enough away from all the dangerous stuff - like burned to a crisp hillsides and low lying areas. Now watch us get hit by one of those water spouts turned tornadoes they're warning us about. Naw, this is nothin' (at least for us in my neighb). Last night leaving the underground parking garage at work, we had to squeeze by a huge fallen tree part. It was still there this morning and we had to squeeze again. It had miraculously disappeared by lunchtime though. That's the only excitement I've got to report, thank bog.
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