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What you guys said, as edited together by Lisa! You're all brilliant and legendary! And you didn't forget to be awesome!



Love and peaches,
Sti

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Julie said…
Did you just put this on?
April 18, 2009 at 8:01 PM
Julie said…
I like it Sti. And not awesome, but exceptional, extraordinary, magnificent, outstanding, preeminent, rare, remarkable, singular, towering, uncommon, unusual, standout,or, out of sight. Look for new blogs of mine on older posts!!! YAY! Btw, do you get notified when I write a new blog? Look at BEDA and the joys of being an adult. Ok blog number cinq! or something around that... Ask your french kids (not me or Janae or Kristen) what cinq means! Nity Nite Sti!
April 18, 2009 at 8:14 PM
Taylor said…
hey i was in that...not for very long but i was in it none the less. That was awesome, what is it going to go to, like, be shown at the Oscars? That would be epic
April 19, 2009 at 12:18 AM
Jason Witmer said…
I found this video thanks to Lisa, and it makes me want to be more involved in the library lol.

I wish I was a part of you guys' world sometimes.

Loved it.
May 5, 2009 at 9:18 PM
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