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Three Loops

Submitted by Verolga Nix-Allen on Thu, 07/30/2009 - 12:43pm.

I received much info from Paul today.  So conflict can be a good thing if you don't ignore it but try to develop a new understanding from it.  I'll remember this the next time the choir has dissonance about interpretation of the music we're singing, what to wear,etc.  The Sudoku puzzle I thoroughly enjoyed and I thought of it as down time for me.  I'm not afraid of failure so I'll open all the boxes until I become as successful at it as I am with crosswords and cryptograms.  The time limit was frustrating but understandable.  Thanks for a new educational tool.

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