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my last week

this coming week will be the last week of summer camp.
which also means it is my last week of leaving the house at 7:30 or earlier everyday. my last week of being an assistant in the classroom. my last week of having my afternoons free.
it is also my last week before i go to charleston to have vacation with the family and then see meg get married!
i gotta say, i'm really looking forward to charleston. the south. the beach. the ocean. seeing my family. not missing work (we have the week off). a wedding with lots of friends.
i. can't. wait.


and also, i'm a bit attached to the twilight series now, having finished the first two books and the not-finished version of twilight from edward's pov in less than 6 hrs each. thank you tracy.

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Steph said…
How have you been reading Twilight and NOT CALLED ME!!!!! Love :)
August 10, 2009 at 7:11 PM
brooke said…
i would love to have called you. but if you've noticed my facebook status, my phone has been out of commission because it broke in half.
in fact, i really wanted to call you b/c i knew that you would really be excited about this.
we'll talk soon.
and either way, i'll see you in about 2 weeks!
August 10, 2009 at 10:23 PM
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