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I Got Into Puget Sound

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flagbabyds
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so i applied early decision to puget sound and i heard yesterday that

i got in!!!!!

yay!

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blueeyedmanda Community Regular
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Molly That's great news!!!! Congrats.

I haven't seen you in so long, how have things been????

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i'm good. i've been doing a lot of political stuff for obama and school just takes a lot out of me, but now that i don't have to do anymore college apps i think that senioritis is kicking in WAY TOO FAST (aka i don't feel like doing homewokr cause I'M IN COLLEGE!!!) haha.

if you want to see the celiac stuff that i have been working on go to teensagainstgluten.org

ah the site is almost done, some of the links don't work and stuff, but i am going to fix that over winter break (only one more week!)

i'm gonna post an update with all my health stuff....lots has happened since this summer...

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BRUMI1968
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Do you mean the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma? I live in Bellingham, WA (near the Canadian border), but was raised in Tacoma. That part of Tacoma is so nice. Are you going into law?

flagbabyds Collaborator
flagbabyds
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yeah UPS.

no law but yeah it's a really nice area. ;)

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
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I remember my senior year...the senoritis was horrible. Once you get accepted you think why work now??? LOL! I am going to check that website in a little bit. Congrats again!!!

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