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• Cindy64~AFCL 2013/04/11 15:22:35
  

  Thank you for the request Nice to meet you.

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• Lizzy 2012/03/15 19:34:32
  

  

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• Sissy 2011/12/05 13:54:37
  

  Thank you for the Request! Welcome to this site. I see you are pretty new on here and I hope you will enjoy it. There are some truly wonderful people here and then of course there are others.........
  
  Have a wonderful week and I will look forward to seeing you on the threads.
  
  

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• oros 2011/11/28 05:36:53
  

  To help you lighten your load a few words from my mentor.
  I must go down to the sea again the lonely sea and sky, I left my shoes and socks there, I wonder if they dry. - Spike Milligan.

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• pinksgirlygirl 2011/09/14 19:09:45
  

  thanks for the add:)))

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• Archimboldi 2011/08/15 00:14:56
  

  Thanks for the add, Marberico! I love World Literature, but, unlike you, I am monolingual and thus restricted to translations. I want to change that, so I am learning to read/speak Spanish. It is a language widely spoken where I live (Colorado), and a language in which literature and poetry still live and breath freely. Wish me luck!

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• Autarchic 2011/07/15 13:51:55
  

  Thank you for adding me to your list of friends!
  

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• Junior-BN-0 2011/05/18 14:55:01
  

  

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• Victoria 2011/03/18 04:08:33 (edited)
  

  No problem. What you posted made sense, the whole daughter being what she couldn't or whatever just seemed logical to me =]

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• mustangluver 2011/03/15 02:40:43
  

  THANX 4 THE REQUEST!
  

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• Aaron~The Guardian Angel 2010/07/09 09:53:51
  

  can i add you?

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• Cookielane 2010/06/03 14:59:56
  

  

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• Saba Khan 2010/05/24 11:51:44
  

  THANKS FOR THE ADD DEAR

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• Darla 2010/04/14 18:27:41
  

  Yes, bilingualism does interest me. I guess I never really gave it much thought because I don't know anyone who is bilingual. I wouldn't know that I would make use of the second language or stay fluent if I were to learn one. How do you maintain a language if you have nobody to speak with using that language?
  
  Now Canadian French would make the most sense I suppose, but Spanish does interest me a little more. Which of the two would you recommend? Or would you chose something else?

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• destiny 2010/03/27 01:35:40
  

  hello

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