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Oh! I didn't even know about this!
I read your blog always... and wish I were there (most of the time!! :^) )
Kodiak loves and misses you all. Looking forward to catching up with you at some point. We're planning now to take Elyse out of school Jan '09 to May '09 and travel. We'll start down south in NZ... then come over to AUS. We'll find you!
Take good care of each other! Love to you.
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