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From: Lil-chicka
08/09/2008 11:40:00

Hey I liked the story you put on the are you a writer group thing I'm on it too. I think you have a funny line above your profile pic. Will you be my friend?

From: Lloyd
04/30/2008 14:30:22
Stick with your testimony and nurture it, for in the end when you get to be an old guy like me, it is what will keep you young and happy, comfortable and at peace. And keep that music going. Music has been part of my life for over 50 years. Check out Pedal steel guitar on YouTube. I have some good friends that play music there, like Dave Hartley and John Stannard. You'll like the song Heartbroke. Anyway, it's good to hear of a 17 year old that thinks for himself but has values and morals at the same time. Way to go! Lloyd


From: crazy_milly
03/30/2008 15:16:15

Thanks.

From: crazy_milly
03/30/2008 14:49:37
the music you listen to.


From: crazy_milly
03/30/2008 14:48:20
Hi


From: crazy_milly
03/27/2008 20:35:15

Awsome, very interesting.


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