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Las Vegas, NV — Working on the image releases for "Escorting From A Clients Prospective" for the photos that I want to use. I'm down to six photos that I need releases for.

Thank-you for your donations! My reserves are at the 25% level and are iffy for November. The Flirt4free commission will be a bit more than a hundred dollars so I'll be dipping into my reserves later next week. Any help is appreciated.

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