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is of course Ray with Cruel, Cruel Summer. Congratulations to all who participated as well.

 

Kurt H

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Congrats Ray!!!

"But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us." (Rom. 5:8, NKJV)
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Congrats from me too, Ray!

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Well, I have to admit I'm delighted. Thanks to everyone who voted for me. I enjoyed reading all the entries. Perhaps one day we'll have had enough of these competitions to put out a little FPN anthology.

 

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Congratulations Ray! It was a well deserved win! Enjoy your prize. :D

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Excellent work, Ray! Congrats on the landslide :D

 

I forgot to say this the first time: thanks to everyone who took the time to read and vote. It really was so very much appreciated. Special thanks to Kurt for being the stellar host with the coolest avatars :D

 

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