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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 23 Mar 2003.
Re: See no, hear no, speak no evil

Re: See no, hear no, speak no evil

><b5k8pe$r23$1...@newsg1.svr.pol.co.uk>
>> thanks.  :)
>> -joan
>
>
>She lives!

LOL, Yes I am alive.  Life has taken some strange twists and turns.  I don't
have as much time as I used to.  Currently I'm taking care of my 79yo 
mother-in-law who unfortunately broke her back.  My children are now ages 14,
13, 12, and 10-- their lifestyles are very busy with school and sports. 
Therefore I am busy too.  Hello to all.  It's nice to see that my ASCII art is
still being used.

As for my website, I refuse to pay for hosting fees - It makes me feel like I'm
paying people to use my ASCII art. - so when access has been reached for the
day, that's it.   And I can't seem to find the time to copy/upload all the
files to another hosting site.   If anyone has any brilliant suggestions, let
me know.  My juno account is long defunct.  Email me at this AOL one-- without
the Q's of course.

-joan  aka jgs

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