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yes yes it's really lame but it's stuff like this that make me smile to myself and look silly.thanks mum(:

Shawna
hi daughter
Something to liven up your day!
Get up and do some exercise. Don't engrossed yourself in your modelling! Drink lots of barley water, crunch a peeled apple ,watch your favourite korean drama and then read a christian magazine,that will wrap up your day!

Wishing you were here
crazy mum

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