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Thursday, October 27, 2016

If I Could Go Anywhere - Part 2

Four from Ellen:

Two from Joyce:

Two from Kaprice:

Two from Lois:

One from Mary:

Two from Wanda:

Four from Honi:

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lam said...: I would prefer maybe 2 trades a month. Maybe with an extra thrown in now and then. When there ares so many so close together I just pick and choose the ones I really want to do and forget the rest.; October 27, 2016 at 9:22 PM

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If I Could Go Anywhere - Part 2

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