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Old 04-07-2012, 12:28 AM #1
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Default She committed herself!!
I woke upand my roommate acting weird and not talking. I asked if she over slept and missed her IOP apt. she said she had a bad night and the shuttle was coming for her.

She ran out of the house without saying good by and didn't text or callto let me know she had checked in or was ok. Nothing!!!

She will be in all weekend- she didn't want to go to Easter dinner with family, sooooo...... now she doesn't have to.
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