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Old 06-02-2007, 12:31 AM #32
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it's beautiful today because i watch the lightening roll through earlier...

it's beautiful today because after the lightening the clouds moved out and the moon is gorgeous!!!

it's beautiful today because someone was actually happy to see me when i was expecting a different reaction

it's beautiful today because if i stay up much longer i will get to see the sun rise.

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