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The amount of work you can complete in such a short period of time is amazing! I thrive on fast paced work! I also admire the amount of work you completed for not-for-profit organizations. I foster for an animal rescue and we truly appreciate all the people who can help us with the advertising as that is a large part of finding each animal a home. I am from your neighboring state, Illinois, and also enjoyed the bit of a snow storm we received a couple nights ago. Fortunately, it was not 12 inches, only about 4 inches.

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