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If anyone has been lax and perused the message boards without logging on or commenting for some time, you may have received a "Missed You" letter from the administrators... I did to a fault... I'm not past my extinction point yet. It is nice to be missed and Thank You to the Administrators for the behind the scenes work.
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I recieved one as well when I drifted away after some medical treatments. It was nice to get and nice to be missed.
Thanks to all for what you do :)
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We understand that "life" can get in the way of the fun we have here. But the reminders do help.

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