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Hey Y'all! The southern side of me keeps popping up lately. It's something I have been trying to hide to often. I still says my eh's? but there's definitely always been a little twang in me.

All that aside, it's somewhat appropriate since I wanted to share a blog post with you that's written by a dear woman from the US of A.

As I was avoiding writing this paper, that is somehow magically going to become 10 pages because I have no more academic writing abilities left in me, I saw that Bithiah had posted something new on her blog. Since I've always loved her writing I decided I should check it out, since I was procrastinating I had even more motivation to do so. I'm so glad I did.

I had the pleasure of getting to know Bithiah, or as I know her Veto, through camp. Just this morning I was looking through some pictures from the camp years and there was her beautiful, smiling face. She was always able to make us ladies laugh at camp, I know that as a camp staff we had more than a few moments of hilarity thanks to her.

But humour aside, this woman is a beautiful writer. Whenever I need a moment of humility her blog is one of the many I will check in on or remind myself of. I think that you will enjoy it as well.

Here's what she posted:

http://bithiahlee.blogspot.ca/2012/04/grad-night-2012-my-turn.html

Enjoy!


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  1. UnknownApril 24, 2012 at 12:12 PM

    !!! Oh my goodness.

    Peppy.. I had no idea you did this!

    You are too sweet <3

    Thanks for being a reader and a writer. Miss you. Hope you're doing well, though by the two "I love Rob" posts I just read, it sounds like you are! ;)

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