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    Sometimes I look like sarah palin...I was a bride's maid in my dear friend Erica's wedding...

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  1. LeahAugust 17, 2009 at 9:54 AM

    I stumbled across your blog, and I love your writing. My husband and I have just started the adoption process, and so far it's been wonderful. I hope you are done with school sooner than later so you can start the family making process too. :-D

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