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Old 07-31-2015, 07:08 PM #1
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Default Little accomplishments
I thought there was a similar post earlier so I could find it.

These aren't related to my foot but are accomplishments anyways. Been 5 days with coco cola my favorite drink.

Decided to apply for professional development academy at work. I will be writing my essay this weekend and practicing my interviewing in preparation for the selection committee later next month.
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