Hi everyone!!! It's me, Candice. Today, I am starting a new school! Please pray that everything goes well!! Love you all, Candice the first

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  1. Hi Candice! This is Candice Wilson! I go to James River now! What grade are you in?

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  2. Hi! I am in fourth grade> Are you coming tonight?

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  4. No... I have a cold, fever and aches. I am in bed.

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  5. Oh, tough luck kid. I knew I wanted to be your foe. You are one of those 'sick types' Well, I gotta go to piano. See ya later, Candice.

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  6. NO! don't leave me!!!! CANDY! COME TO MAMA!!!!

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  7. I AM GOING TO TELL MY MOM ABOUT THIS CANDICE WILSON! AND YOU HAVE SEEN THE LAST OF ME! HA!

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  8. Just kidding...It is me talking to myself friends...I was lonely.

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  10. What flavor was your lolly pop? I wan't it right now REALLY bad!

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