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Okay

I'm over myself.
Really.

Zach's team won by 8 in Yakima today.
The puppy didn't throw up in the car.
Kenny PASSED the writing section of the WASL.

I'm going to bed before anything blows up.


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  1. CB7/19/2007 11:32 PM

    A good day, hooray! Glad to hear it. Hope you got a good nights sleep.

    hugs to you.

    Cath
    www.lessonsfromlou.blogspot.com

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  2. Sue7/20/2007 3:41 AM

    I'm happy you feel better but remember it is ok not too! I'm still here for a dinner one night.

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  3. Anonymous7/21/2007 12:41 AM

    checking on you -get some rest. love ya. sherri

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  4. Anonymous7/21/2007 9:13 AM

    Hi Michelle,

    I think you are doing a GREAT job with everything you have to do!! You are awesome. :)

    I hope you are feeling better.

    I just wanted to let you know that someone cares and is praying for you and your family from Iowa.

    Sending love,hugs,and prayers,
    Kathy

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