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We all have a story to tell (:

Ahhhhhh and do I have the PREFECT story for you.
This post is not about me, my hilarious mishaps, my thoughts about life, but yet it still is a story.
Most people know I love them but if you don't I most likely do. That's just how I am. There are a few people I would like to know that they have impacted my life. Somehow all my words aren't coming out like I wished they would. These are not all the people that have impacted my life, just the few I wanted to talk about today (:
1. Rachel Mower- my cousin.
Rachel Mower, my beautiful cousin of the age 18. She's sweet, loving, kindhearted, but mostly STRONG. My Rachel has Crohns Disease. This is a disease she has to fight with every single day. Life gets hard for her a lot. When you're sick a lot it's hard to stay positive. Rachel lives each day with her whole heart, and fights this disease with all she has. I love her.

2. Carly Parr- my cousin
Carly Parr is my other beautiful cousin of 17. She is hilarious, outgoing, fun, sweet, a fantastic dancer, and a gorgeous person in general. She is the greatest person to be around. She has fought her battles and continues to every day. I love her.

I love these girls. I am so excited to get on that plane and see their lovely faces on Tuesday. Utah here I come (:

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  1. KateJune 29, 2010 at 11:24 AM

    Wow how lucky to be adored by someone as amazing as you. You will be missed, but take Utah by storm, as I'm sure you will cause you take every day by storm. Cant waitfor Sophie to get to meet you. luv u gerl!

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