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At 8:59pm on July 27, 2009, Jamel duane said…
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At 6:45am on November 19, 2008, Lyrical Love said…
I love the big O on your page!!! Hoping all is well with you!!!
At 9:47am on October 18, 2008, Patricia Neely-Dorsey said…
Hi, my name is Patricia Neely-Dorsey. I am from Tupelo, mS. I have just recently published a book of poetry that I think you would enjoy. Please check out my page for details.
At 8:02am on September 6, 2008, Lyrical Love said…
Hi annette
I pray all is well with you guys! I had to really jump through some difficult hoops to get Ky into school. She loves it! She had been @ Friends since she was 3 years old.
Write soon.
At 9:14pm on August 29, 2008, Wil said…


... I went to sleep, praying and hoping that Katrina wouldn't make landfall on New Orleans... I could not believe how enormous the storm was... it seemed to be as large as the entire Gulf of Mexico... Wil Derksen, San Jose, CA

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At 7:58am on August 26, 2008, Lyrical Love said…
I forgot to click the reply back thingy...please, read my message back to you in my lounge.
At 9:37pm on August 25, 2008, Lyrical Love said…
Hi Annette! I am so happy to see your gorgeous face! I am soooo tired. Ky had an asthma attack last night. She scared the dickens out of me. I discovered in the doctors office that she had been around a cat (without my permission-at a home of a little girl that she met). Yes she is allergic to them. I had to smile murder to her at the doctors office, and yes she sould read between the lines. She will be ten years old tomorrow.
I know...how did we wake up ten years later and not know that time had flown by.
xoxo, Erby

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Relationship Status:
Single
My Favorite Places on Earth:
Detroit, NYC, my bedroom at the end of the day where I can get into a good book.
My Favorite Foods:
curried chicken and rice, potatoe salad the way my mom made it, chips and dip, hummus, all kinds of berries, a good steak, little debbie nutty bars
My Favorite Beverages:
diet coke, red wine, tea
My Favorite Sweets:
red vines licorice
My Favorite People:
my girls, my sister, Shamiso, my girlfriends
My Favorite Movies:
Cry Freedom
My Favorite Television Shows:
Bill Maher, anything on HGTV, the Tudors
My School or Alma Mater:
Mercy College
My Career:
critical care RN
 
 

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