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TeaLoverDenise
Regarding the dairy products thread, I noted the following in the
subject line of a recent post: "Re: diary sensitivity"!!!
I love to watch "Jeopardy," and my question to that answer would be,
"What my 16-year old daughter feels when I open her top dresser drawer!"
LOL
Denise in South Carolina
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"Every leaf speaks bliss to me
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subject line of a recent post: "Re: diary sensitivity"!!!
I love to watch "Jeopardy," and my question to that answer would be,
"What my 16-year old daughter feels when I open her top dresser drawer!"
LOL
Denise in South Carolina
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"Every leaf speaks bliss to me
Fluttering from the autumn tree."
- Emily Bronte
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A.Y
I'm #**sed. Sorry. I just had major probs with my browsers. So, I've had
to switch to Microsoft. Now I discover I can't spell check my emails. Oh
RATS!
Ann
to switch to Microsoft. Now I discover I can't spell check my emails. Oh
RATS!
Ann
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mrstar
That had to be me! Spell checker doesn't do the sub line and I should
remember to check. (remember is one of those words that always gets
corrected for me too, I leave out the second m). It isn't my poor spelling
though, it is my fast typing. (although I am a horrid speller, not that it
has hurt my life one bit). I am glad my dyslexic typing is amusing. I got a
laugh out of it Denise, thanks for noticing.
Mary in Odahi (who is easily amused)
remember to check. (remember is one of those words that always gets
corrected for me too, I leave out the second m). It isn't my poor spelling
though, it is my fast typing. (although I am a horrid speller, not that it
has hurt my life one bit). I am glad my dyslexic typing is amusing. I got a
laugh out of it Denise, thanks for noticing.
Mary in Odahi (who is easily amused)