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Old 06-14-2013, 11:14 PM
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Great news EricR! White eggs w/some yellow for Dad for Fathers Day!
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Wish it wasn't so far away.
Hey Allen, maybe we need to have an NC breakfast; or maybe a Saturday barbecue lunch somewhere!

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Hey Allen, maybe we need to have an NC breakfast; or maybe a Saturday barbecue lunch somewhere!

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Sounds good to me! We're not too far from each other. Jenn and I go into Southern Pines quite often.
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Had a great time today at breakfast and we all came back to my house!
Thanks to everyone that came! We had 8 people and a good time!!
Bill took some pics so we will wait to see!
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nice mike
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Had a Good Time B.S.ing everyone without the use of a computer (or phone) for a change. Too bad that everyone that chewed the breakfast couldn't make it to cubcrazys house to chew the fat the rest of the day! As usual at these events, many stories were being told and many deals were going down at the same time. Money, parts, & B.S. was everywhere and not necessarily in that order! Special Thanks to Mrs. cubcrazy for being a great hostess and severing up chili dogs! Sorry it took so long to post, I got home late and walked in the house to computer issues last night and couldn't get my pics loaded till now. Thanks for the wait!
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Great pics, Bill! Glad everyone had a great time.
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Thanks Allen! Would have been sweet if EVERYONE could of been there! Thank the Good Lord for these computers that makes "These" gatherings possible at all, that we may share our lives and times with each other, in person or internet!
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