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There are always a few thorns among the roses ... sm

Posted By: Long-time MT on 2005-10-22
In Reply to: to long time MT - the cost of living is about the same as the midwest - sm - -

I doubt anyone ever expects to work somewhere with perfect dictators, although, of course, one can always dream. :-)

My email address is: travelingalmax@aol.com. I look forward to hearing from you.

Thanks!


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