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Andrew wrote:I am not sure why I don't post all of this into one post.

I love my little brother.

drunk dials make me feel so warm and fuzzy - in spite of the cold columbus air

Very pleased and delighted to hear. Jeremy has been continually in my thoughts. I miss seeing him at the gym.

Yeah young'n who do you think you're trying to fool? I think you secrectly just want to ride in my suitcase.

I'm traveling to Concepcion, Chile this summer (their winter) to teach for a month. I can't imagine being in South America and not being able to take advatage of some of the local climbing. Anyone know anything or have any suggestions? I'll pretty much be alone. The other ladies I am traveling with ...

shit man, I wish I could join you. I am always up for a night of dancing. my merengue is a sight to behold.

hope you're feeling better lady.

Oh, much better, thanks.

You know, we should start a new thread as a farewell to Joe and Stacy. We could recount all of our favorite moments with them, or at least all of our favorite moments with Stacy.

Tortoise!

Ahhh, meetVA, I seem to recall you huffing and puffing on the LW approach. Don't try to make it out like you didn't offer to let me pass you up. By the way, I am the one who made a big deal out of the LW approach and it's true, I just like to complain........and, maybe I'm just terribly out of shape...

Phillip, I just started leading trad in the last 4-5 months so I'm going to throw in my un-sarcastic, novice two cents: 1.) Keep leading sport. The more comfortable you get leading, the more comfortable you will be climbing trad 2.) In the meantime, hang out at Miguel's and make friends with some tr...