Will is not strong

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Birma wrote:Congratulations Sury :) what more could you want! ;)
Never ask Sury that question. ;)
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btw, I glad you are enjoying the new toy. Excellent shots. I look forward to seeing you grow with the lens.
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Thank you Jeff. I too look forward to the lens growing on me.

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Sury,

I remember when my cousin came back from a summer in Germany, with a Canadian "friend" tagging along.

For some reason, not even her parents had noticed the new ring she was sporting, until I pointed it out! That must have been about 15 or 18 years ago by now. She picked a good guy. They have a pack of kids now and are fostering a several more.

Yep, can't wait to call you Gramps! :lol:

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the_hefay wrote:
Birma wrote:Congratulations Sury :) what more could you want! ;)
Never ask Sury that question. ;)
:lol: :lol:
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Dusty wrote:Sury,

I remember when my cousin came back from a summer in Germany, with a Canadian "friend" tagging along.

For some reason, not even her parents had noticed the new ring she was sporting, until I pointed it out! That must have been about 15 or 18 years ago by now. She picked a good guy. They have a pack of kids now and are fostering a several more.

Yep, can't wait to call you Gramps! :lol:

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Dusty,
My kids are still young and need a bit more maturing. But then, if it is what it is, then you accept it and move forward. :)
By the way, My daughter came back yesterday and did not bring anything other than her suitcase with her. So this trip
did not produce any additional "baggage". :lol: :lol: :lol:
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