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Postdoc and M’Donna leave home.
Posted on February 15, 2013 by mllamoreux
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factfictionfancy 
they look beautiful; a little sad to think about, but I bet they will love it…
Did you close?
Yes I think they enjoyed he introduction to the pasture, a little nervous. Anyhow they will be better fed. Our always reliable source of hay has been causing problems for the past three years. I would love to leave them there except it would cost half my income. No, they don’t communicate with me. If they intend to actually close I haven’t heard anything about it in terms of time and place. Won’t deal with that organization again — at least not by contract.