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Hey all you guys! How is your Friday going? Mine is pretty good. I met with my friend Snell this morning to write news stories. My friend Cowboy dressed up today for some mysterious reason. Snell and I gave him a really hard time about it when he said that he had no reason. I have to go. I will be back later hopefully.

It is Saturady. I went and shot pictures at half of a soccer game, but I do not have the time to tell all about it because my sister has a daddy daughter dance to prepare for. Anyway, I just wanted to tell you guys to check out my new blog (That I get paid for writing) at
dawncaudillphotography.blogspot.com
 I hope you guys enjoy it. Please please please feel free to comment or share it with your friends or schedule a photo shoot! (I am the assistant photographer btw)
This is my income and I am trying to save up enough money to fly my best friend/date down here from NJ to go to the military ball with me this March.
Thanks so much! Have a great weekend. (I will still keep this blog too btw)

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