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I Really Haven't Disappeared Completely

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Hey guys!

I know, i haven't been on in FOREVER like over a year probably, and i feel bad cause i've missed so much.

I think it really has been like a year since i've actually talked to everyone, sad...

So here's an update

I'm at university of puget sound, great amazing school, that is also REALLY good with gluten-free stuff...plus i've got a kitchen downstairs in my dorm so i can cook/bake gluten-free stuff there if i want gluten-free stuff...

I had the redo of my jaw surgery on August 4, 2008, a week before i started school, got discharged from the hospital like 1 week before school started, it was really hard in the beginning to be on the liquid diet dealing with orientation activities etc. But now i'm back to basically eating normally now...

School is great, crazy amout of work, just got done with midterms WOOHOO! and i'm going to visit my sister in portland for the weekend for fall break, gonna go pig out on gluten-free food there (corbett/hawthorne fish house, grolla etc...)

Just posting this to say hi, and again apologies that i haven't been online nearly as much...School takes priority and it's been a lot of work this year so far, 1/2 way done with first semester of college!! yay hahah

how has everyone been?

<3 m

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Molly!!!!!!! You're at UPS- that's awesome!!!!! It's good to hear from you.

Pop in on the Tickle Me Elbow thread if you want to just be silly!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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jerseyangel
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Hi Molly!! Nice to see you! :D

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psawyer
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Hi, Molly! It is great to hear from you.

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