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Old 10-15-2012, 09:44 AM #1
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Default Getting so Anxious, but happy
I have a Workshop I've been dreaming about for years tomorrow.

Its Communication between Parents and schools.

So far we have 20 registered for it. I think more professionals than
parents so far. Its going to be a first or close to it.

That I've had the count. That I've known so many are professionals.

I am a little concerned the news didn't get to parents.

I should have figured out a way to get it to them. Ugh.
I thought I was.

Donna
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