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At 3:06am on September 14, 2010, Dana Mohamed said…: Ha ha, no, not really, although I keep promising my aunt out in Woodstock, IL that I'll come out to visit her soon... we'll see. Might be a bit hard to get a tennis match in with you as I've heard the weather is already starting to turn in the northern areas of this fine country. So I guess you just have to come down here so we can play.

At 12:18pm on September 9, 2010, Dana Mohamed said…: Hey Robert, looks like it's been another long while since I've been on this site, but seeing as you are one of my two friends, I thought I would check in. Are you still playing? Any big plans to come down to SD? Hope all is well!

At 7:52pm on March 6, 2010, Dana Mohamed said…: Heyy, sorry I couldn't get back to you. Let me know if you're in town for an extended period of time so we could hit. Hope you're enjoying the SD life..

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