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Role of in-laws:hi august born

2005-02-10

Name: a friend hi there ...i too august born..but the way you tackle the situation i really like that...till now i read all your messeges and suggestion you have given others..appreciated...i feel good that i know this site and via this site i came to know people like you..bye for now..a friend

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2005-02-11

Name: a friend
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yup right

hey august born..its nice to know you.
you are right we lean from our experiences only...as its said,
Experience is a hard teacher becoz she gives the test first lesson afterwards :)
be in touch a friend

2005-02-11

Name: cool1
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Feel the same

Well,
I feel the same way for august born. And, I too am august born. I would really compliment augustborn for all her suggestions and the way she tackles the situations - how old r u augustborn???

2005-02-11

Name: augustborn
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Wow so many of us....

Hey Gals...
So many of us Leo's :) This has turned to be a Leo club...:)
No dears I am not someone with wonderful suggestions...I am 28 yrs old and have seen quite a bit...migration(I am a kashmiri pandit)...hostel life(did my engg away from home)...worked away from home living in working women's hostel, learn't a lot from office politics...travelled a lot on official assignments...the list is endless
All these things and age and experience expose one to the hard realities of life.
My boss at work used to say,"If I am awake and working, I dont see why anyone else should sleep!"...:)

I am ashamed to say that even now I am a vunerable fool and still get taken in by people...:)
Trust me girls, you will all grow into wise ladies...your own experiences will teach you so...

Cheers!

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