Been a long while I was here. Thanks guys for ur kind and encouraging words. I'm very good and have moved on. I should do blog round soon.

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  1. welcome back!!
    it's great to know you are better now..

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  2. good to know u're ok. welcome back.

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  3. Welcome back, thank God you got over it. See you around, take care.

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  4. Good to know you're fine. Take care and thank God you are moving on.

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  6. Same with me too.
    It's good to know u're still alive, however!

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  7. Take your time dearie.
    Take care!

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  8. hey wb..long time..hope u r doing good n fine

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  9. Thank God you're fine, so sorry bout the robbery!
    Sending you plenty love!

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  10. Just checking up. Have a great week.

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  11. good to know you are alright, babe!

    See you around, shebi?

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  12. Please can anyone spare a second to vote for my girl Zoe as a next generation face of NEXT finalist? Only facebookers can vote though and please tell a friend to vote too. this is the link below.thanks

    http://apps.facebook.com/nextonline/gallery/show_entry/143357

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