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Lookin' good dude. And no, I don't say that because of the fact that your posterior is facing the camera. I mean to say that I'm impressed that you are sticking with your "one step per day, no matter how baby that step may be". Good stuff. Slow and steady progress definitely beats the fits-n-starts model that we have used before. Keep it up dude! The progress, that is. ROCK!
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