Psalm 9:1

I will praise you, O Lord, with all my heart; I will tell of all your wonders.

Thanks so much for your prayers for Gage and our family this week as he started kindergarten. I'm so thankful that the Lord chose to answer those prayers above and beyond what we could have imagined. Gage went to school Monday morning without complaint or much apprehension. He was able to stay the full day each day and participate in all that his class did, including gym. He also felt comfortable telling his teacher when he was tired or when his legs hurt...as well as communicating to his gym coaches that he was concerned someone would bump into him where his port is implanted in his side.

On Wednesday, Blake and I visited Gage's class along with one of his favorite nurses from Children's. The three of us spent time talking with his classmates about Gage's leukemia, why he will miss school often, why he might be more tired at times, how important it is for them to wash their hands, why they should tell the teacher if they're not feeling well...and how brave Gage has been during his treatment, receiving finger poke blood draws weekly and countless "medicine shots" in his port, thighs, arm and spine. Not surprisingly, many of the kids wanted to share that they've had stitches, been to the hospital when a sibling was born or had also been poked by a needle before. So cute...

When Avery and Gage got home that day, Avery wanted to know how the sharing had gone in Gage's class. Her question to him: "Gage, were there lots of ooohs and ahhhs?" Again, a funny moment in the middle of a week that still seems surreal at times.

And, there was a picture perfect moment this week that I didn't catch with my camera. After our visit to Gage's class, we walked with them to the playground. After a few minutes, we told Gage it was time for us to go. Instead of running to us for a long, sad, clingy hug (which would have been totally understandable), he ran off to join his friends and barely looked over his shoulder to give us a half-wave and a very quick "Bye!"

So, although I know all weeks won't be as smooth as this one was, it was pure joy to watch him get to just be a kid. And, it was a great affirmation for me that he is ready to return to school.

Today (Friday) Gage did miss school because of a scheduled clinic visit (normally Monday, but moved because of Labor Day). He did a breathing treatment, got chemo in his port and started a week of twice-daily steroids. (For those of you new to our story, you can see more about the breathing treatment here and more about life on steroids here).

And...now we're ready to enjoy the long weekend with all the kids at home. It's been such an encouraging week, and we truly believe your prayers have made a difference in our lives. Please pray for Gage and the girls this week as we begin a round of steroids with all the usual challenges that brings.

Have a great Labor Day, and thanks for checking in.

RH

It came with a free Honda Accord.

I threw one of them in the trash.

Wanna guess which one?

i want to say something about UQ or rather if you are considering studying in AUS, i feel the same sentiments as my friends in UQ as we were talking about it that day. i would say its pretty different from what i have experienced back in NP. the perception of aussie uni is easier is the total opposite if you are expecting to find the easier way out. prob like any other unis, they are very fast paced in their lectures and tuts. its like whether you unstd it or not, it's not their priority as long they get the lec and tut through. if you don't unstd, jus attend other classes or more workshops - that is the reason for the MANY resources and facilities- you are suppose to do ALOT of independent learning.

example i can think of is the assignment or project you need to do. depending on the lecturer but most of them are not that kind. they just announce it on the first lec (they never ever mention it anymore) that you have to do this project or something and simply ask you to read the course profile. yea, the course profile is like the manual to do the subject. they really make it sound as if everything is in there. if it's not, check out Blackboard. if you are expecting for some sort of materials, you won't get any. if you want the benefit, you have to put in effort to find out. some of my friends got their assignment, they were just given the ques and nothing else-find the resources yourself. lucky for me, this only project i have, the lecturer is more kind- still we had to find out many things ourselves. oh wells.

Tut classes. it's amazing that i found out that my tutor is actually a student in UQ. or at least to them, it's a very common thing. the thing about tut classes here, you don't have to go to the class you sign on for-you can go for any classes. i actually switched one of my class because the tut kinda is BAD. lol. you won't want to know how bad the tut is esp from certain countries. which make me wonder, the school fees i am paying...how much that is worth...

there is alot about them in their culture in which i have gotten to learn- the aussie culture. sometimes i find it kinda amazing. but i am glad for the exposure. it will and has widen my knowledge. I am still learning.

and meanwhile, pls keep me in prayers. the tests and project gets me stressed out. really stress.

06/09- Statistics

13/09- Financial Reporting

15/09- Mgt of Financial Inst.

16/09- Fin. Mgt (a freaking 6 chapters of 35%. really crap!!)

till then, hugs and misses from aussie:)

OK, enough with the greetings, let's get started!

The new dragon war (Yes, I know I'm late, but this will suffice until I complete the 'King of the Mutants!' quest) was good, as far as dragon wars go.

Needless to say, some people complained since it wasn't the best gold-farming spot, but oh well. It was actually more innovative than other wars, in that in order to heal, you didn't ask Twilly, you had to use the fountain, which prevented war abuse.

The boss gave a dose of something much needed: difficulty. Drako was a very tough opponent, which I like. The war rewards were also very good. Not as effective now, but post-Sweep, they will definintely pick up importance. They switch the dragons defenses! What's not to love?

So, overall, I would give this war a... 7.5/10. I have to deduct points for the fact that it is a dragon war. That has been done quite a few times before. So, there you go! Have a nice day!

cathode@ soshified:
Our girls went to GaRak high school to perfom...Overall, it was a fail. During kissing you + babybay...fans were pushing each other and many people fell and got hurt. Some non fan shouted "this is why DC happened" + "Soshi fans are idiots"...In other words, it was a complete chaos. As the situation exacerbated, our girls were worried. Some fans said, "Sunny had this depressing look..." Anyways, due to chaos, they had to stop the performance; our girls went back in while the MC tried to pacify the wild crowd. Few moments later, our girls came back to peform GG and it was much better. However, many people kept pushing each other. As a result, some people left.

you can see that sunny was worried...

Source: Fan accounts from Milkeye
Sosiz Dan Shin Duo for pic

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well. at least the next performance went a little better. Sunny please smile again and dont be worried :\ Sooyoung, props to you for still smiling through that performance!

Remember we are S♥NE's. Soshi fighting!

39 17th & IMPERIAL , DOWNTOWN

(Update! I'm halfway through this list of study tips, but the army has been keeping me a little busy. I'll try to get it up sometime this weekend.)

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Golden Eagle TV Photos~ Performance pics, rehearsals, and interviews w/ henry and zhoumi shown and then they had a interview at some place (dont know) fans just named it reveal the fame photos. (i looked at the sign behind where they were sitting and it says "china golden something festival so it might be the same event as golden eagle tv event..idk)

Jang Ri-In attended the interview with them too...seriously, i would definitely not mind if Jang ri in and Hangen dated. theyre such a cute-good looking pair!

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Ok, so I'm going through a little blog withdrawal. Work is kicking my fat ass, but I'll make it. Here's what's on the horizon:

• Product Reviews: Fit flops and The Butterfly Bra
• Big boobs aint all what it's cracked up to be
• Jam or Jelly? (and no, I'm not talkin' about food!)
• I'm a human runway

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Haha... Why I post this 7.30am in the morning? Make me more hungry nia... haha... enough lar... haha...

Best!! Nice buffet!! Large variety... Good food... Of course better than Sakura!!! But price-wise... haha... that depends on you lar!!

Just a heads up that the blog is currently being revamped.

What does that mean?

Well, as you can tell we've already changed the face of the blog, and now we're adding more content.

Basically, stay tuned, more is on the way!

Durante las 2 ultima semanas se han creado rumores de que nuestra pagina web "WEB OF EDGAR RAMIREZ YOUR #1 SOURCE"
esta involucrada en dar informacion personal relacionada con "Edgar Ramirez". La Web, los adminitradores y ninguno de sus asociados (foro/myspace/facebook) estan relacionados bajo ninguna circunstancia con el tema.

Es necesario enfatizar que el acceso al portal de Internet del Grupo y su contenido implica la aceptación de las condiciones que se contemplan en este “Aviso Legal”

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Por esa razón, la web no se hace responsable de la acciones de los miembros y de los que no son. Al igual que la web y sus asociados poseen reglas, 3 de las cuales vamos a mencionar:

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It is necessary to emphasize that access to the Internet portal of the Group and its content constitutes acceptance of the conditions provided in this "Disclaimer "

ALL GRAPHICS AND ORIGINAL CONTENT BELONG TO ©WEB OF GAR RAMIREZ YOUR #1 SOURCE (2007-2008).OTHER IMAGES AND TEXT BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS.
NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGMENT INTEND .THIS IS AN OFFICIAL WEBSITE WE ARE ALREADY IN TOUCH WITH THE EDGAR RAMIREZ KNOWN ABOUT THE PAGE.

That is why the Web is not responsible for the actions of members and those who are not.

Like the Web and forum and its partners have rules, 3 of which they'll mention:

• "it is necessary to take into account that any flow of erroneous information and misuse of this information is a source of demand is taken respective actions against this type of situation '
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Boy do I have A LOT to share!  Until then, be Blessed!

26TH OKINAWAN FESTIVAL — “SHARING UCHINANCHU ALOHA”
The Facts

WHAT: 26th Okinawan Festival

WHEN: Saturday, Aug. 30, 8:30 a.m.-9:30 p.m., and Sunday, Aug. 31, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.

WHERE: Kapi‘olani Park Bandstand

WHO: Sponsored by the Hawaii United Okinawa Association

WHY: Celebrate, perpetuate and share the Okinawan culture with the local community and visitors to Hawai‘i. Proceeds from the festival fund HUOA’s cultural programs.

OKINAWAN FESTIVAL SHUTTLE BUS
• Park free at Kapi‘olani Community College.
• Shuttle stations: at Kapi‘olani Community College: Waikïkï end, near Diamond Head Road; at Kapi‘olani Park: Monsarrat Avenue.
• Shuttle runs continuous during the festival; $1 for round-trip ride.
• Saturday hours: 7 a.m.-10:30 p.m. (Last departure from Kapi‘olani Park at 10:30 p.m.)
• Sunday hours: 8 a.m.- 6 p.m. (Last departure from Kapi‘olani Park at 6 p.m.)
• Bus has a storage compartment for baby strollers, lawn chairs and large bags.

ENTERTAINMENT
• Continuous live entertainment on the Kapi‘olani Park Bandstand stage from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m., both days (see program schedule below).

FESTIVAL FOOD
• 11 food booths serving everything from andagi to okidogs to laulau plates and pig’s feet soup (see full menu below).

CULTURAL TENT
• It’s the best primer to Okinawan culture. Increase your knowledge by purchasing Hui O Laulima’s new culture/cookbook at a special presale price (see pg. 10 for more information).

SATURDAY NOTES
• Children’s Games closes at 5 p.m.; most food booths and tents close at 6 p.m.
• All welcome to join the festival bon dance in the open area adjacent to the Bandstand from 5-9:30 p.m.
• Okinawa Soba and Andagi booths will remain open until 8 p.m. to feed hungry bon dancers.
• Last shuttle bus from Kapi‘olani Park to Kapi‘olani Community College at 10:30 p.m. Plan wisely: If you miss the bus, it’s a long hike up to KCC in the dark.

SUNDAY NOTES
• Craft Gallery and Children’s Games closes at 4:30 p.m.
• Last shuttle leaves Kapi‘olani Park for Kapi‘olani Community College at 6 p.m.

CHILDREN’S GAMES
• 11 activities for kids, including the popular Andagi Dunk; prizes for some games and make-n-take crafts.
• 8 inflatables.

COUNTRY STORE — aka “Machiya-gwa”
• Limited supply of locally made andamisu (miso and pork condiment) that will knock your socks off when eaten with hot rice. When it’s gone, it’s gone . . .
• Fresh Island produce.

PLANT BOOTH — aka “Hanagi Machiya-gwa”
• Plants galore for Green Thumbs and aspiring Green Thumbs!

HEIWA DORI
• Okinawan food products that you can make at home — the next best thing to Okinawa’s Heiwa Dori.

ART-CRAFT GALLERY — aka “Ti Jukuishina-Mishimun”
• Love shopping for wearable art and other crafty items? This tent’s for you! And if you run short of cash, keep in mind that a Bank of Hawaii ATM is located near the Monsarrat Avenue comfort station.

COME PREPARED
• Wear a hat and apply sunscreen to protect yourself from the summer sun; bring a mat or big beach towel to sit on.
• Drink lots of WATER to keep yourself hydrated and make regular trips to the bathroom.
• If you’re not feeling well or injure yourself, ask volunteers for assistance or go directly to the First Aid Tent behind the Bandstand stage. Medical professionals will be on-hand to assist you.

OKINAWAN FESTIVAL PHOTO CONTEST
• Sponsored by the HUOA to gather and archive photos documenting this year’s festival
• Three theme areas: “Food,” “‘Ohana” and “Culture and History”
• A total of seven prizes to be awarded: a first and second place in each of the three theme areas, plus the vest overall photo which wins the $100 grand prize
• Photo deadline: postmarked by Sept. 8 if sent by U.S. Postal Service; mail to: Okinawan Festival Photo Contest, HUOA, 94-587 Ukee St., Waipahu, HI 96797; Sept. 10 if sent by e-mailed to: photocontest@huoa.org

HISTORY:
• First festival: 1982 at McCoy Pavilion, Ala Moana Park
• 1985: Okinawan Festival moves to Thomas Square and the Honolulu Academy of Arts
• 1990: Festival has outgrown Thomas Square and moves to Kapi‘olani Park to attract a larger, broader and more ethnically diverse audience

DID YOU KNOW . . .
• . . . That the only year a festival was not held was 1989? HUOA officials and volunteers used the year to plan and organize the quantum leap move to Kapi‘olani Park.
• . . .That the Okinawan Festival is organized and run by an army of over 2,000 volunteers from the HUOA’s 48 member-clubs and their extended ‘ohana of Uchinanchu and Uchinanchu-at-heart?
• . . . That during the two-day festival, volunteers will cook up over 112,000 andagi? Holy andagi, Batman!

QUESTIONS?
Visit the festival Web site, http://www.OkinawanFestival.com, e-mail: info@okinawanfestival.com or call the Hawaii United Okinawa Association at (808) 676-5400.

2008 PROGRAM

“SHARING UCHINANCHU ALOHA” IN MUSIC AND DANCE

SATURDAY, AUG. 30

8:35 a.m. RYUKYU SOKYOKU KOYO KAI HAWAII SHIBU
Yasuko Arakawa, Chapter President

9:05 a.m. KILAUEA OKINAWA DANCE CLUB
Toshiko Neumann, Leader

9:35 a.m. TBA

10 a.m. OPENING PROCESSION OF HAWAII UNITED OKINAWA ASSOCIATION CLUB BANNERS
Also, Shishimai (lion dance); Chondara (Okinawan clown) and Paranku Clubs of Hawaii

10:35 a.m. URIZUN
Derek Shiroma, Leader

11 a.m. FORMAL OPENING CEREMONIES

11:30 a.m. CELEBRITY KACHASHI

Noon RADIO OKINAWA
• Tatsuya Shimabukuro, Radio Okinawa’s Miuta Taisho winner
• Tokonatsu Band

1:35 p.m. ROYAL HAWAIIAN BAND
Michael Nakasone, Bandmaster

2:40 p.m. MAMORU MIYAGI

3:15 p.m. RYUKYUKOKU MATSURI DAIKO HAWAII
Akemi Martin, Regional Director

3:40 p.m. JIMPU KAI USA KIN RYOSHO RYUKYU GEINO
Cheryl Yoshie Nakasone-Sensei

4:10 p.m. RYUSEI HONRYU RYUKO KAI — TOGUCHI MITSUKO RYUBU KENKYUSHO
Mitsuko Toguchi Nakasone, Kaishu

4:35 p.m. HAITAI MIYARABI
A group of young women from Okinawa and Hawaii dancing hula to Okinawan music."

5 p.m. 2008 OKINAWAN FESTIVAL BON DANCE
• Young Okinawans of Hawaii
• Yamada Dance Group
• Iwakuni Odori Aiko Kai
• Aiea Taiheiji Yagura Gumi
• Hawaii Eisa Shinyuu Kai

10:30 p.m. LAST SHUTTLE TO KAPIOLANI COMMUNITY COLLEGE

SUNDAY, AUG. 31
9 a.m. PAUAHI OKINAWA BUYO CLUB
Shigemitsu Kaneshiro, Instructor

9:20 a.m. OKINAWA SHORIN RYU KARATE/SHINDEN RYU KARATE ASSOCIATION
Mitchel Shimamura-Sensei

9:45 a.m. KIKUE KANESHIRO RYUBU KENKYU KAI
Joyce Shimabukuro and Shizuko Shiroma, Leaders

10:10 a.m. TATSUYA YASUDA
SOSAKUDAIKO RYUKYU YUIHANA
Francis Toyama, President

10:50 a.m. HOOGE KAI NAKASONE DANCE ACADEMY
Lynne Yoshiko Nakasone, Grandmaster

11:20 a.m. SHINSATO SHOSEI KAI
Katsumi Shinsato-Sensei

11:50 a.m. TAMAGUSUKU RYU SENJUKAI FRANCES NAKACHI RYUBU DOJO
Frances Nakachi, Artistic Director

12:15 p.m. ROYAL HAWAIIAN BAND
Michael Nakasone, Bandmaster

1:20 p.m. HUOA SANSHIN CLASS & NIDAIME TEISHIN KAI HAWAII SHIBU
Richard Yamashiroya, Chapter President

1:50 p.m. AFUSO RYU GENSEI KAI HAWAII SHIBU
Grant Murata, Chapter President

2:20 p.m. MAJIKINA HONRYU BUYO DOJO
Yoshino Majikina Nakasone-Sensei

2:45 p.m. MAMORU MIYAGI

3:25 p.m. RYUKYU SOKYOKU HOZON KAI HAWAII SHIBU-SARINA SOKYOKU KENKYUSHO
Sarina Udd-Sensei

3:55 p.m. HUI OKINAWA KOBUDO TAIKO from Hilo, Hawaii
Troy Sakihara, Leader

6 p.m. LAST SHUTTLE TO KAPIOLANI COMMUNITY COLLEGE

CULTURAL TENT

IMMERSE YOURSELF IN THE OKINAWAN CULTURE

The Hui O Laulima women’s group is once again spearheading activities in the Festival’s Cultural Tent. Make sure you spend some time soaking up other aspects of Okinawan culture.

NEW THIS YEAR . . .
• Hot off the press, Hui O Laulima’s new culture/cookbook, “Chimugukuru: The Soul, The Spirit, The Heart/Okinawan Mixed Plate II: Generous Servings of Culture, Customs and Cuisine,” will be available for purchase in the Cultural Tent for $23. (See Gwen Battad Ishikawa’s story on Page ___ for more information on the book). Preordered books can also be picked up, but you must present your receipt in order to redeem your book.

• Jay Iwanaga will demonstrate the art of taiko-making; also check out his taiko exhibit.

ALSO IN THE CULTURAL TENT . . .
• Uchinäguchi (Okinawan language): “Haisai! (Howzit!).” “Mensoree! (Welcome!)” Laminated bookmarks featuring popular Okinawan words and phrases will be available for purchase so that you can continue to practice the new words you learned.

• Okinawan artifacts: Okinawa’s unique ceramics, glassware, lacquerware and textiles will be on display.

• Dressing and Picture-taking: If you’re looking for the perfect photo for your family’s Holiday card, here’s a great idea. Get dressed up as a paranku drummer and/or in a traditional bingata kimono with a hanagasa headpiece and have a professional photo taken by David Shimabukuro of One Moment In Time Photography. Dress-up and picture-taking times are Saturday and Sunday, 9 to noon and 1 to 4 p.m.
Cost: 8” x 10” color photo: starting at $25 (photos can be paid for with either cash or scrips). (???)

• Okinawan Genealogical Society of Hawaii members will provide information on how you can trace your genealogy. They ask that you come prepared with your family’s kanji.

• Calligraphy display and demonstration: Calligraphy writing of your family name will be available for purchase.

• Photo display of children participating in Okinawan cultural activities at the Hawaii United Okinawa Association’s Children’s Day Camp.

• Display of bonsai and silent auction of bonsai plants by the Hawaii Bonsai Association.

• Hands-on activities for children provided by the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawai‘i.

COME PREPARED TO GRIND

Some people love the Okinawan Festival because of the music and colorful dances; others are drawn to the Cultural Tent. But everyone comes to eat! Andagi . . . Champuru . . . Andamisu . . . Tumai kuru . . . Ashitibichi — it’s Okinawan “comfort food” — and downright mäsan (Okinawan for ‘ono!). Make sure you sample everything at this year’s Okinawan Festival . . . starting with everyone’s favorite: andagi!
*Note: Food booth hours are 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. (except for Okinawa Soba and Andagi, due to the bon dance) on Saturday, and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday.

• Andagi: The andagi, or Okinawan doughnut, is the Festival’s No. 1 favorite. Basic doughnut ingredients — sugar, flour, milk and eggs — are mixed into a batter and deep-fried in hot oil. The hand “dropping” of evenly rounded scoops of batter into the hot oil is a show in itself. Three andagi per package.

• Andadog: Andagi and hotdog all in one! The Andadog is the Okinawan version of the corndog. Half a hotdog on a stick is dipped into andagi batter and deep fried.

• Pig’s Feet Soup: It’s called ashitibichi or tibichi in Uchinaaguchi (Okinawan language). Chunks of pig’s feet are cooked in a delicious soup stock, garnished with konbu (seaweed), daikon (radish), togan (squash) and mustard cabbage and served with rice. Mmmmmm . . . ‘ono! — even on a hot summer day!

• Okinawa Soba: Okinawa-style soba noodles served in hot soup and garnished with kamaboko (fishcake), shoyu pork, green onions and red ginger.

• Yaki Soba: Okinawa-style soba noodles stir-fried in huge woks with vegetables and luncheon meat and seasoned with a special sauce.

• Champuru Plate: If you love Okinawan food, you’ll love this very healthy Okinawan plate prepared champuru style — a stir-fried mixture of vegetables, luncheon meat and agedofu (deep-fried tofu) — served with a delicious slice of shoyu pork, a teaspoon of andamisu (pork and miso mixture) and rice.

• Okidog: A hotdog and chili are wrapped in a soft tortilla with shredded shoyu pork and lettuce.

• Chili Choices: Enjoy a plate of chili with a hotdog on rice, or just a bowl of chili and rice.

• Laulau Plate: Laulau with rice and lomi lomi salmon.

• Chicken Plate: Barbecue chicken prepared local style and served with rice and corn, or just chicken in a carry-out bag.

• Tumai Kuru: Tumai kuru is the purple sweet potato that found its way to Hawaii from China by way of Okinawa. In Okinawa, it was a staple food that sustained the people through good times and bad. During Okinawa’s harsh typhoons, the potato remained protected underground. The tumai kuru served at the Festival will be steamed, making for a healthy snack.

• Maki sushi: Sushi rolled in nori (seaweed) and sliced for easy eating.

• Shave Ice: The perfect way to cool down on a hot summer day.

• Beverages:
Canned juice
Chilled bottled soda, iced tea and water
Coffee

SATURDAY NIGHT BON DANCE GRINDS
The Okinawa Soba and Andagi booths will remain open until 8 p.m., serving:
• Okinawa Soba
• Andagi
• Maki sushi
• Chilled bottled water, soda and iced tea

I attended the PGA show recently in Las Vegas along with Magic and Project. Apparently, out of all these shows, the product above literally "stood out" in my mind as the most memorable item I saw during the week.

Strictly for male golfers, this club is the only club "..guaranteed to keep you out of the wood." - Matco Enterprises. Another guarantee that they should mention is the fact that nobody will be using your "uroclub". I know sharing is caring. But under these "sticky" circumstances, I'll use my own clubs.

So in case you still haven't figured it out yet, this club is for male golfers who need to relieve some excess water during the course of the game. Rather then going in the woods, you can just use this nifty towel along with your masterful aim and dispense urine into the tube container on the club. Please reference pic below.

Nike should sponsor this club. It sure brings a whole new meaning to "Swoosh". That's the sound you'll be making when you're swinging with this club. I'm not talking about the swing speed either.

Missin' Church,

Jeff

Kristen :)

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Hidden Items In The Igloo Catalog are as Listed!

Click The Lava Lamp! - Get a Blender

Click Piano - Get Guitar Stand

Also, Club Penguin Made a Typo! They Spelled a Word wrong in the Newspaper! Here is a Picture of it!

Thats Odd, But everyone Makes Mistakes!

My Igloo Is Now a Resturant! Should I have a Party With it? Comment What You Think!

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I stumbled, literally, across this site:

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You have to be logged in to browse and download and you gain credits for download by uploading your own stuff - but found some really nifty stuff!

I recommend a look!

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