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Nov 24th 2009 11:45PM
Nice One! Enter to Win
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1. I THINK IN TOY STORES WHEN YOU CHECK OUT HAVE A PLACE WHERE PEOPLE CAN DONATE MONEY WHEN THEY CHECK OUT. IF THEY ARE BUYING TOYS FOR SOMEONE THEY LOVE THEY SHOULD BE ABLE TO GIVE A LITTLE TO ST. JUDE AND THANK GOD THEIR LOVE ONES ARE HEALTHY.
Posted at 6:41AM on Dec 1st 2009 by LEIGHANN
2. Thanks.
Posted at 8:43AM on Dec 1st 2009 by rafaela varpula
3. thanks.
Posted at 6:53PM on Dec 1st 2009 by rafaela varpula
4. hi!im jacie do you need help e-mail me
Posted at 7:06PM on Dec 1st 2009 by jaice
5. I have a story about Mrs. Jennie O'Hara-She live in
Greensboro, N.C. and when my mom passed away in April
of colon cancer Jennie came up to help me. I live in
OH and that was quite a trip for her. In Greensboro,
Jennie cooks and feeds the homeless, she does as
much as she can. She calls and checks on me all the
time, as I am disabled and she is like a 2nd mom.
Joyce Moore
Posted at 1:28PM on Dec 22nd 2009 by Joy Moore
6. I am really frustrated because I cannot get rid of the AIM search function on my computer. I have firefox, and when I go into the top right hand corner of my screen and enter a search, it gives me an AIM search rather than a google search, which is what I want. How do I wipe my computer clean of all AOL and AIM stuff?
Posted at 4:45PM on Jan 27th 2010 by Liz