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This crème` was created by me for relief of dry skin especially eczema but is sensitive enough for daily use by everyone. Silk soothes the itching & dryness that eczema causes to the infected area. Silk has a long lasting affect so it doesn't have to be reapplied as often as the other lotion products on the market. The thick richness of Silk penetrates the pores giving you relief from dry skin while moisturizing your skin leaving you with Silky, Smooth, & Sensational Skin. Silk is made with all natural ingredients. Silk is available in a 4oz bottle $8.00 & 10oz bottle $12.00. Silk is available in over 100 fragrances, the top sellers : Lavender, Vanilla', Vanilla Musk, Cinnamon, Pineapple, Eucalyptus (medicated used for relief of eczema), Pineapple/Pear, Peppermint, Bulberry, Apple Delight, CocoMango (top seller), Cherryvanilla, Unscented, Baby Lavender, Lick Me All Over, Pearberry, Black Coconut, Chocolate, Orange Sherbet,Lt White Musk, Cucumber Melon, Cotton Candy, Virgin Island, Unforgettable, Sean Johns (m), Curve (m), Issey(m), Bob Marley (m), Black Love (m ), Dolce & Gabbana(m), Double Black(m) To order check out the
Website: www.silkbodycreme.biz or Call 615-573-4110 or email silkbody1@yahoo.com to order!
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I'm a middle-class white guy living in Jacksonville, Florida. I've got a wife and two kids. Because the kids had no school today, I took a vacation day from work, and took the kids downtown to vote early. Fifty-nine minutes later, two smiling children and I proudly sported 'I Voted' stickers.
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I voted for my ancestors, who believed in the promise of this country and came with with nothing as immigrants.
I voted for my parents, who taught in the public schools for decades.
I voted for Steve, an acquaintance of mine from Kentucky. (Killed by an IED two years ago in Iraq).
I voted for Shawn, another who's been to Iraq twice, and Afghanistan once, and who'll be going back to Afghanistan again soon -- and whose family earned eleven bucks a month too much to qualify for food stamps when the war started.
I voted for April, the only African-American girl in my high school -- it was years before it occurred to me how different her experience of our school must have been.
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