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Reader Comments (4)

Was great to meet you my friend and what a time we had! To quote the late, great Johnny Cash "We have had a ball, have we not?"

April 7, 2008 |

mack collier

Thanks, Mack!

Yes, the Blogger Social weekend was indeed...life-changing!

Hey- I'm ready for '09!

CK & Drew...did you hear that?

Tom

April 7, 2008 |

Thomas R. Clifford

Tom, you're one heck of a jolly guy. Did you ever play Santa? Or perhaps done Eastern spiritual/living/happiness reading like I have? (I think it's the latter).
I with you on BS '09 - My big vote goes to Barcelona

April 10, 2008 |

Mario Vellandi

Thanks, Mario!

Yes, been practicing Eastern spiritual disciplines for 30+ years.

Haven't played Santa...yet!

Take care and it was great meeting you, too!

Tom

April 10, 2008 |

Thomas R. Clifford

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