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Question Posted Wednesday October 4 2006, 3:15 pm

there's this friend i have at school...he always helps me if i have a problem and he has the sweetest personality. he always takes the time to listen. whats a good way to say thanks?


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Cux answered Sunday October 8 2006, 3:06 pm:
Hey!
Thank you for posting in my inbox, and sorry if this is a little late.. I've been kind of busy with this weekend having been homecoming weekend..

You're really fortunate to have someone who will listen to you. A nice way to say thanks is with a homemade card, a thank you note, or just to tell him thanks (the last one is really boring).

I hope I helped!
Feel free to post in my inbox whenever!
--Jack

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