Re: Remember me?
From Andrew Hood <and...@hotmail.com>
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· 15 Jan 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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LDB <She...@excite.com> wrote in message I remember you AsH. Welcome back. Any new asciis? How does the job compare to university? Laura (ldb) WELL... no. Fraid I have not been doing any ascii at all recently. I think I'll start again though. As to the job... hmmm...... I like it , but it is stressful... university I did not like, but it was an easy life. So, pretty much opposites, I guess.
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