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Valentine's Hello

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Hello family,

A happy Valentine's Day to one and all.

I'm not sending out any cards ( I have no stock in Hallmark or Carlton) but hope you all get to snuggle with your better halves. I have this French Maid outfit I'm dieing to try out(its hard to get them in my size).

Good Luck.

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colleen vennard said…
Happy Valentines to you all as well. This time of year makes me cherish who we have lost, so let's cherish them in our celebration. Cheers,
Love you all,
Colleen
15 February 2008 at 01:25
Uncle Al said…
Hello...Happy belated Valentines Day to all my nieces & nephews.

Uncle Al
19 February 2008 at 18:53
robbyblogger said…
Great to see you're on the computer Uncle Al.
Now talk to my Dad and get him to write on it. Show him your hands and that there are no bite marks.
Hugs and kisses to Aunt Mo.
20 February 2008 at 10:57
Uncle Al said…
Hi Rob...nice to hear from you also.I am setting up my personal computer and having lots of difficulty but it's coming slowly. To give you an idea of how slowly it has been approximately one year since I began to try to get into the blog to say hello. I admit there were many time spaces in between each attempt. Many discouraging attempts but finally got the invite from Pat (didn't know I needed one) and I've asked Pat to assist me and guide me so I don't offend my family and nieces & nephews...anyway here I am...I think and we'll see what happens.

Love to you Rob and Tamara and your nice kids. I think I have your e-mail and I'll contact you soon.

Uncle Al
20 February 2008 at 16:31
Uncle Al said…
Hi Rob...nice to hear from you also.I am setting up my personal computer and having lots of difficulty but it's coming slowly. To give you an idea of how slowly it has been approximately one year since I began to try to get into the blog to say hello. I admit there were many time spaces in between each attempt. Many discouraging attempts but finally got the invite from Pat (didn't know I needed one) and I've asked Pat to assist me and guide me so I don't offend my family and nieces & nephews...anyway here I am...I think and we'll see what happens.

Love to you Rob and Tamara and your nice kids. I think I have your e-mail and I'll contact you soon.

Uncle Al
20 February 2008 at 17:54
Uncle Al said…
sorry people about the duplication...down (or up) in the banana belt I'm not aware of courses that a novice can take in using Blogs...I'll guess I'll learn by trial & error.

Uncle Al
20 February 2008 at 18:27
Kathleen said…
Uncle Al I understand how easy it is to mix up on this thing. I have never been technically savy. Giving it a try. Good luck!!!
20 February 2008 at 21:34
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