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Old 09-05-2007, 03:18 PM #1
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Teeth Scott Got a Part in the HS Play!!!!
I'm so proud of Scott.... He tried out for a part in the Musical OKLAHOMA.
He wans't for sure what the name of the cowboy was but he thinks it might be Fred LOL..... He gets to sing several solo parts and there is very little dancing involved. Like both of his parents he has 2 left feet

I hope everybody is doing good... Since school has started back up i've been really busy with both kiddos. Rebecca started HS this year so i now have 2 in HS.... It just doesn't seem possible....
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