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Crackerberries: Just write it down .....Anyone can write a biography to bring accolades to themselves. I never was one for listing achievements. I believe there is nothing new under the sun that can be written, but there is an innovative way to write something old to make it seem new and fresh. I can only hope that one is not judged on their biography but on their ability to make people laugh, cry or ponder in thought at telling a good story or cooking a good meal. As the old saying goes, 'don't judge a book by its cover'. Stay real...smile a lot, hug people and enjoy the ride.

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