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I went to to Lukes house for break. He lives in new york Have you ever been there? I love the big buildings yellow taxi cabs and all of the art exhibits. i could eat their strawberrycheesecake for every meal.

Did you see Marys face? She was so surprised! She loved the poetry booke that you maed for her, especially the poem called Blue Heart. I think thta one was my favorie too. Do you have a favorite? Why did you call the poem Heart Blue anyway?

The days almost over. I like Thursdays be cause I have band practice after school Do You have anything after school on thursday? Ifnot, you should think about joining band. It's fun more than you would expect.

Have you ever been to sorth dakota? I went once to see Mount Roosevelt. It was cool to

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