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 Hi There, I have been in the hospital over the last few month and haven't been able to do my weekly posts, much less create any posts. Trust me when I say not being able to be creative has been the hardest for me to deal with. Being stuck in the hospital has been depressing for sure. Although I am now home, I am still layed up, but my depressive state is slowly disappearing. Wish me luck. See you at the keyboard soon. EAK

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