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Yesterday, 12:24 am

I found this very helpful and informative, as well as reliable. I figured some of you would find this article helpful also.

Here is the link:

https://www.trend-able.com/boundary-set ... g%20crappy.



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Yesterday, 3:09 am

Thank You .. a Brilliant we site. For those differently Abled . :mrgreen:


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Yesterday, 7:54 am

Very good reminder. I need reminders at times because life demands we be in the moment too often.


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