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in the hills

emergency repairs to broken roads, being less than expected, i prompt some to ask too much. damage, storm-related damage, a million surrenders by early november, i throw my arms up suspending the normal. wind, waves washed out every east-west highway, bypassed permission - no such thing as waiting for a good day. bring in the guard and hire flaggers, rebuilders take gravel and rock from the brooks and rivers, reduce the cost of me, consider me open to no lanes of traffic crossed-off gates in an absence of hope. major reconstruction, let's have a conversation about existing doesn't mean just fixing wounds suffered from the storm; some words of warning - be careful buying stake in a girl who's longing for the day she'll wake up and feel relief from drowning.
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emily-m
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Dec 21, 2011
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