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Subject: ::When Little in teh World seems to Work:;

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Taylor

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Date Posted: 14:40:52 07/24/06 Mon
In reply to: Serena 's message, "Nothing can compair to a morning sunrise..." on 11:41:29 07/24/06 Mon

Emerald orbs continued their lengthy observation of the mare, taking note of the line of her neck, merging into the graceful sweep of her back and hindquarters. A hand rises to her mouth, teeth nibbling on her thumbnail. A habit born of stress. Her head tilts slightly to the side, eyes squinting in the sunlight streaming through a cluster of nearby trees. She drops her hand and commences nibbling on her lip. Did she truely want this mare? Her indecision was evident as she continued to study the horse. If one looked closely, they would recognize the lip biting and shifting frame of hte woman a sign of her indecision. More so, could she afford a horse now? After all, she did have Narena to care for, and the sudden needs of the child were putting a dent in her income.

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Nothing can compair to a morning sunrise...	Serena	11:57:13 07/25/06 Tue