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How can I compare the person who landed here in Minneapolis last October 2006 and the person who will leave in about seven hours? They are two different people, the past not knowing that the future will turn out that way and the present just amazed that there's such a thing as fate. If it's meant to be, it will happen.
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Thank you to the people who have made my stay here so memorable. It was fun hanging out with you guys. See yah around!
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AMEN!

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Anonymous said…
I sent you a text message this morning. I hope you got it. I will miss you Nette. Say hi to all our baklang kumares in Manila!I'll be home next year! I'll see you all then!

Mwah!
Normie
4:08 PM
Neth said…
normie! yep.. i received the text messages, i am also going to miss you! sayang i wasn't able to visit you in Virginia.. next taym dre!

Gus2 ko makita yung bestfriend mo.. kakaintriga personalidad niya in fairness... hahaha :)

salamat sa lahat normie!
5:38 PM
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