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TAKING A SABITICAL, okay?
Jun 11, 2007
Dear Good Friends,
I am taking a break from my sites, blogs, & Care2, because my summer is to be spent writing my masters thesis -- and hopefully visiting grandchildren. Completing my masters degree is a major goal and I must focus deeply and finish well. (Hopefully with my 4.0 AGPA intact!) I won't be reading messages & emails daily for awhile. Yet of course I still CARE!! Therefore, I will visit groups when possible, & I ask that messages be kept to the following main issues & petitions:
PEACE; Poverty; Bush & Gang must go; Veterans' services; Native Americans; and, Education reform ideas. You will all remain in my mind & heart! And, hopefully, I can get active again this autumn.
I appreciate everyone of you!!!  Thank you!
Peace & Love,
KathleenR
~The Angel Power Emporium~
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