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[cherry]

I finally read 'Angela's Ashes' for my AP course. Now, I just have to obtain and read two more books before school starts next Thursday. With a couple days worth of volleyball camps in the way.

But the point is, I read 'Angela's Ashes.' I didn't like it, but I did it. All 500 pages of it.

And as a karmic kind of reward, I finally got my basketball bunny hug! It's really nice, too. Everything is embroidered (red on black, because those are our school colours), and it has my number on the hood, my name on the shoulder, 'Sabers' written in large letters across the back, 'Basketball' on the front, and even with all that it doesn't look crowded.

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*grins* Congrats on finishing Angela's Ashes. I actually liked it. *g*.

Dude, you have to have your sport camp during the

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*grins* Congrats on finishing Angela's Ashes. I actually liked it. *g*.

Dude, you have to have your sport camp during the <summer holidays?!</i> That's awful! That really stinks. *shakes her head in disbeleif* We have sport camps during term, even in the VCE.

And your sport program. That's unreal. In the state schools sport is pretty much phased out after year 10. And we have nothing like those jackets, or a big interschool sport program at any level. Except in the private schools. *g*

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::Grins:: Well, we don't usually really have sports camps. We get volleyball, and then a track and field in the spring.

Sports teams are option to join. Gym class in grades 11 and 12 only runs for half the year. A bunny hug is actually a sweater. A hooded sweatshirt, with a pocket across the stomach. I'm starting to think that bunny hug is really a local word. And I can't believe that you guys don't have gym or sports teams. I think I'd go mad.

Oh, and I like short sentences today. Can you tell?