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Very nice! Very elaborate !
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That's exactly what I thought Sara B. Almost too clean.
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Exit light, enter night!
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...it's just the beast under your bed, in your closet , in your head.
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yep Joe, It looks like a microdot. ;-)
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very nice picture!!!!!
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dang it! left the humidifier on again
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Whole, 2%, 1% and Skim
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Oh man!! Great idea for a Halloween trick next year!! LOL Granted might not what to do that to the little trick or treaters hehehe
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ummm no emergency 2 contact? oh poop!!
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lol just got a vision of a shock therapy session for some reason
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LOL Love it Barbara!!


I think I'd need one for each of my sons bedrooms.
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totally gives me the heeby-jeebies

what an effect
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But before climbing out the EXIT window you must manipulate your way over/around the radiator... hmmmm, have to be pretty desperate to get out I'd think
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Johanna, Were youa patient of the Department of Youth Services? They had the only teen ward there at Danvers. We rarely had anyone under the age of 18 on the DMH wards. It would have been called Centerpoint. It was located on several floors during my time there I-3, B-3, in the Kirkbride., and 6 East & West in the Bonner building. DYS would be the place to start if you are looking for info about your records. If you were by chance on one of the DMH wards DMH has an Office of Consumer and Ex-patient Relations, they are a good place to start. If they can't directly help they do have a lot of resources to refer you to. Be persistent.