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Judy--- No worries...

Bernese-- Has that lizard always been in your picture? :blink:

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tee hee- I changed my avatar. The last one was me and my niece who did NOT morph into a lizard. It's a pic from our trip to Turks and Caicos. We took a boat over to an iguana preserve that had these crazy iguanas. That was one of the big guys who "lifeguarded" the beach.

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