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At 7:28am on July 16, 2009, Freya R said…: Hi Pat

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At 5:46pm on July 25, 2007, david b mclaughlin said…: thanks Pat,
The book is about the forty most important things I have learned in my forty years on planet Earth.

thanks for your time!

At 8:19pm on July 24, 2007, david b mclaughlin said…: Please help me name my book (if you have not already)!

Vote here:
http://fortyblog.blogspot.com

Thanks in advance,
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