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Congratulations Teri. I don't think I could stand that much stress? That's why I carve wood, to relieve stress.
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It was great to see you on the weekend Teri. Lunch was wonderul wasn't it......kids and all! If the test photos from the BH&amp;G shoot that you showed us were any indication of how the article will look, you'll be very happy with it! Congrats again, and looking forward to the Santa Festival in Kirkland in July. Till then......Dave
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