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Well, the results of the blog contest were emailed to me today. I didn't win. B000000-urns. BOOOOOOO-urns. I can't say it enough.
Thanks for reading, though.
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But isn't Booo-urns a good thing? Monty seemed to be appreciative of it...
Oh that is too bad Alia. I was hoping you would win
Well what do they know anyhow..... Its a great blog and your hair looks awfully cute. Live long and prosper..
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