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TROUBLE IN SPACE?
Hi Brian -
Thanks for the light touch this afternoon with the beigeness and the call for Tom Hanks and his crew. Sometimes the news of the world is just too much to bear and we have to zoom in on our own little experiences to regain stability.
Believe it or not, my dentist did that for me yesterday when I appeared at his office with an unexpected dental problem. An avid Yankee fan - pictures on the wall etc. - he said - "what could be wrong with you - we're back to 500".
A light touch is always welcome.
Joan Chapman, Cheshire, CT. (Sent Jun 14, 2007 4:46:44 PM)
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