[Wot] feel great

[george ledesma]

I would have saved more on med`ications like Vico"`"din if I have kn~o_wn
your site earlier. Saving start from n_ow really makes me excited and also
you do carry most of the med-icat,ions that I and my fam.ily need.          
  Roland D.  --TX
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It is over and the earth is filled in and we turn to come away Before us
stands our house so pretty and unchanged so linked in my mind with the young
idea of wh-at is go'ne that all my sorrow has be_en noth^ing to the sorrow
it calls forth But they take me on and Mr Chillip talks to me and when we
get home puts some water to my lips and when I ask his leave to go u.p to my
room dismisses me with the gentleness of a woman Bob Seidman comes into the
o`ffice typically cheerfulI am quite myself said I after a pause We have
more cause to think of my aunt than of anyone You kn.ow how much she has
do.ne 



-----Original Message-----
From: Sandee Andrews [mailto:govrtng at aili.com] 
To: johnny ashe; hobert koehn; porfirio torrijos 
Sent: Tuesday, August, 2004 10:08 AM
Subject: feel great



Theersaid Mr Peggotty cheerilyTheer we are Missis Gummidge Mrs Gummidge
slightly groaned Lighted u^p accordin to custom yo.ure a wonderin what thats
fur sir Well its fur our little Emly You see the path aint over light or
cheerful arter dark and when Im here at the hour as shes a comin home I puts
the light in the wi~nder That you see said Mr Peggotty bending over me with
great glee meets two objects She says says Emly Theers home she says And
likewise says Emly My uncles theer Fur if I aint theer I never have no light
showed Surely surely answered Traddles Who can forget it 
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