Sunday, December 30, 2007
Last day in Athens
Today was our last day in Athens. It was more low key. Dad stayed home so he could work and the rest of us took off. We visited the ancient cemetary and then the National Art Gallary. After this, we visited a large mall and enjoyed lunch at a small cafe with inexpressible burgers, French fries, and desserts. We are now back at the Claasens, resting and packing. Tomorrow we are off to Istanbul!!!!!!
Saturday, December 29, 2007
Aegina!!!!!!! Day 3
This morning we enjoyed, what was supposed to be, sausage rolls for breakfast. Quickly after biting into them we discovered that they were actually hot dogs in a croissant. After leaving this small cafe accross the street from the Metro, we hopped on and traveled all the way to Piraeus. An hour trip aboard the Metro.
After arriving in Piraeus we got some tickets and were well on our way to Aegina by way of the ferry. 
There were some beautiful views leaving the Athens harbor. 
When we arrived we snapped a few photos of the indescribable senary...
and then went to get some brunch! Mom found a cute little place that we, at first were a little worried about, but ended up to be one of our favorite experiences in Greece. We were seated on a tiny veranda overlooking the bustling streets and beautiful ocean. Every couple of minutes we would cease our chating and just stare into the horizon. Moments like these are the ones you never want to end. This feeling cannot be described.
We explored some of the back streets, but soon after found Moped renting. Unfortunatly, mother could not ride because she had left her driving license at the house. However, Lissy and I hopped on one, and dad and Abby on the other while mom hiked to a near by temple.
We rushed by sparkling beachs, peered over towering cliffs, enjoyed the cool wind, explored small Greecian neighborhood streets, and admired Aegina in all its glory!!! The views were incomparable, and the feeling of independence incomprehendable.
After arriving in Piraeus we got some tickets and were well on our way to Aegina by way of the ferry. There were some beautiful views leaving the Athens harbor. When we arrived we snapped a few photos of the indescribable senary... and then went to get some brunch! Mom found a cute little place that we, at first were a little worried about, but ended up to be one of our favorite experiences in Greece. We were seated on a tiny veranda overlooking the bustling streets and beautiful ocean. Every couple of minutes we would cease our chating and just stare into the horizon. Moments like these are the ones you never want to end. This feeling cannot be described. We explored some of the back streets, but soon after found Moped renting. Unfortunatly, mother could not ride because she had left her driving license at the house. However, Lissy and I hopped on one, and dad and Abby on the other while mom hiked to a near by temple. We rushed by sparkling beachs, peered over towering cliffs, enjoyed the cool wind, explored small Greecian neighborhood streets, and admired Aegina in all its glory!!! The views were incomparable, and the feeling of independence incomprehendable.
We Mopeded for approximatly two hours. Then we met up with mom and enjoyed a cappucino and some cokes before boarding the ferry back to Athens. We also bought some worry beads or kompoloi. These are traditional greek passtimes or finger trinkets that are a must buy when visiting Greece. Lissy, Abby and I went for the cheap ones so that we could play with them. However, mother got the expensive coral ones. She says it was a buy out of stress and dissapointment, of course referring to not getting to ride the Moped, and being worried about us on them. When the next ferry arrived we jumped on it and rewinded, ferry then Metro. We ate dinner at the same, pettite taverna that we, all except Elisabeth for we ate her food, enjoyed two days ago. Here is a blurry snapshot of the taverna.
We are here again about to sleep, for we have a full day tomorrow at Sunion, Posiadons temple.
Friday, December 28, 2007
Day 2 -Athens
I was woken this morning extremely early only to find that there really was no reason. We wandered through Kifissia and found a small bakery where we got some sausage rolls for breakfast. After we quickly hopped on the Metro and traveled very far, we reached the Acropolis! The first exciting site we saw was the Theater of Dionysous. It was incredible. In fact, it was so incredible I don't know what to say about it besides that it was incredible.
Next we hiked farther up the Acropolis where we marveled at the massive ancient Stoas. When I asked if I could climb on one of them Elisabeth replied, "Sure, it's not like it's ancient history or anything." Then dad found the perfect oppertunity to add his joke of the day and said "Emily, NOA STOA!!!!" LOL!
We then continued even more up the Acropolis until we reached the famous gate! It was so amazing I once again don't have an adjective.
Past the gate was the PARTHANON!!!!!! Even though you have probably read about it and thought WOW! It is even more WOW in real life! 
Also on top of the Acropolis was the old Temple of Athena and the famous olive tree.
After we found our way back down the hill, we found a quaint, family owned, greek restaurant for lunch. Then we did some shopping. Mom saw a shop that was underground and made us enter. We soon found out that the man we had been talking to was the maker of the pots that mom was extremely interested in. We all had to pick out one for our rooms, and help her decide on which one to get for her. This process took appoximatly one hour and fifteen minutes.
Subsequent to this little rampage, we stumbled upon Hadrians arch and the Temple of the Olympian Zeus. Zeus's temple was stupendous!!! Only fifteen of the original columns still stand today, but even only with these few, it is possible to imagine how massive the temple must have been.
Then we realized that we only had thirty minutes to get to the changing of the guard at the Parliament building, or we would have to wait another hour. We pushed, shoved, squeezed, asked, and finally arived with ten minutes to spare. The changing of the guard would have been overrated had the outfits not been so entertaining. So, overall it was worth it.
We were all very tired but dad thought that we would explore more of the local area and joined in at one of the festivals. We wandered down a long, narrow street to dads enjoyment and our misery. As we went through the street I stopped and got some roasted chestnuts, (I tryed them for you Nikki, since you couldnt believe I had never even seen one). I liked the taste better than the texture. We then finally and tiredly made our way back to Kifissia on the, what seemed like, neverending Metro ride. We ate at an italian restaurant and then went to see Maraisa, our greek friend who works at Starbucks. She loves us, and knows what we like so we don't even have to order. Now, we are back at the Claasens house, I am so tired so I'm gonna have to go to bed. Until tomorrow!
Next we hiked farther up the Acropolis where we marveled at the massive ancient Stoas. When I asked if I could climb on one of them Elisabeth replied, "Sure, it's not like it's ancient history or anything." Then dad found the perfect oppertunity to add his joke of the day and said "Emily, NOA STOA!!!!" LOL! We then continued even more up the Acropolis until we reached the famous gate! It was so amazing I once again don't have an adjective. Past the gate was the PARTHANON!!!!!! Even though you have probably read about it and thought WOW! It is even more WOW in real life! Also on top of the Acropolis was the old Temple of Athena and the famous olive tree. After we found our way back down the hill, we found a quaint, family owned, greek restaurant for lunch. Then we did some shopping. Mom saw a shop that was underground and made us enter. We soon found out that the man we had been talking to was the maker of the pots that mom was extremely interested in. We all had to pick out one for our rooms, and help her decide on which one to get for her. This process took appoximatly one hour and fifteen minutes. Subsequent to this little rampage, we stumbled upon Hadrians arch and the Temple of the Olympian Zeus. Zeus's temple was stupendous!!! Only fifteen of the original columns still stand today, but even only with these few, it is possible to imagine how massive the temple must have been. Then we realized that we only had thirty minutes to get to the changing of the guard at the Parliament building, or we would have to wait another hour. We pushed, shoved, squeezed, asked, and finally arived with ten minutes to spare. The changing of the guard would have been overrated had the outfits not been so entertaining. So, overall it was worth it. We were all very tired but dad thought that we would explore more of the local area and joined in at one of the festivals. We wandered down a long, narrow street to dads enjoyment and our misery. As we went through the street I stopped and got some roasted chestnuts, (I tryed them for you Nikki, since you couldnt believe I had never even seen one). I liked the taste better than the texture. We then finally and tiredly made our way back to Kifissia on the, what seemed like, neverending Metro ride. We ate at an italian restaurant and then went to see Maraisa, our greek friend who works at Starbucks. She loves us, and knows what we like so we don't even have to order. Now, we are back at the Claasens house, I am so tired so I'm gonna have to go to bed. Until tomorrow!
Thursday, December 27, 2007
Day One in Athens
Our day began in the home of the Claasens deep in the neighborhoods of Kifissia, Athens. After eating a light breakfast of Starbucks muffins we set out to explore the National Archeological Museum of Athens.
Yes, I understand that it was ancient history but by about the fourth hour, I was tired of looking at heads without bodies, and bodies without heads. There was the occasional famous statue or relief, but that was pretty much all it was. Then we wandered accross the street to find a small family owned cafe where we enjoyed a cappucino and some greek pastries. After, we indulged in some mouthwatering gelato despite the extreme weather.
The Tower of the Winds is in the background, that is the Roman Agora.
We then treated ourselves to a Starbucks, and made a trip to the local supermarket, where I was almost killed by an automatic door, but thats another story. So ended our first day in Athens, Greece.
Yes, I understand that it was ancient history but by about the fourth hour, I was tired of looking at heads without bodies, and bodies without heads. There was the occasional famous statue or relief, but that was pretty much all it was. Then we wandered accross the street to find a small family owned cafe where we enjoyed a cappucino and some greek pastries. After, we indulged in some mouthwatering gelato despite the extreme weather."We're off to another meseum!" Elisabeth mockingly uttered. I said that I couldn't take another, at least until tomorrow. So the museum was vetoed and we strolled to the Plaka, a traditional bazaar, and shopped there for a little while. Then we saw the Tower of the Winds, a water clock built in the the 1st century BC, the Roman Agora, and the Greek Agora.
The Tower of the Winds is in the background, that is the Roman Agora.A snapshot of the Temple of Hephaistos
After this incredible experience we rushed to the railway station to buy our tickets. We probably spent about an hour and one half there due to the long line, the attendant who was as slow as jello, mollasses, turtles, snails, PE class, international flights....I could go on forever, I've got a million of these! Oh, and then we were cut in line. We then felt our day was over because we were ready for dinner even though it was only 4:00. We traveled back to Kifissia and ate at at tiny greek resaurant with food good enough to eat!!!!!! So good in fact, that we ate Elisabeths salad by mistake, thinking that it was conmplimentary with our meals.
We then treated ourselves to a Starbucks, and made a trip to the local supermarket, where I was almost killed by an automatic door, but thats another story. So ended our first day in Athens, Greece. Doricy or Dorky?
We have just completed our first day of touring Athens. Although we have only been here a short time I have already have an interesting theory on columns and our modern day vocabulary.
In order to be well informed on my annalysis, I advise you to first reread the definition of dorky- An insult of ones intelligence ar appearence. In this case, appearence. Now please study the Greecian Doric column in compare to the Greecian Corinthian column.
Doric
Corinthian
So, as you can, i'm sure already tell, there is a relationship between the word doric and dorky. I believe that in ancient greecian times an insult in ones appearance was to call them doricy. This of course, eventually evolved in to our modern day insult, dorky.
See, I can be deep!!!!
P.S. I did figure that out on my own!!!!!!!!!!
Friday, December 21, 2007
Told Ya So!
"Don't do it Lissy! You'll regret it!!!" Pause......Well I had better go back farther in the day so you can get a better picture of whats happening.
Those of you who know me also know that at times like these I am not usually the most helpful and I am definitely not the one to discourage risk taking. Well, it all happened one warm Doha morning. I had just returned from a dance rehearsal for The King and I (the production I am currently involved in). Lissy greeted me and without hesitation shouted "I going back to blonde!" I, the wise one, cautioned her sensibly. "Lissy" I said, "both you and I know you'll regret this!" She was quick to notify me that she knew what she was doing and it would all be fine.
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"AHHHHHH!!!!!!" I'm sure you know who this is! So I'm going to skip to the boring part of the story.
I think we all learned a valuable lesson today.......Awkward Silence.........don't change your hair color if it looks fine the way it is. Who knows, you might end up like Lissy, bright orange!
So Elisabeth, simple, naive Elisabeth, I can honestly and sincerely say, "I TOLD YA SO!!!!"
Thursday, December 20, 2007
Christmas a la Doha
Marhaba friends and family across the world! Yes its Christmas again, and your probably busy cooking, decorating and enjoying your time off. Here in Doha, our quaint compound is preparing for the traditional Christmas festivities of gingerbread-housing, white-elephanting, and caroling. While we are flitting around trying to get ready, Doha is trying to indulge us. In the grocery stores cheap, oddly colored and not exactly christmasy Christmas ornaments are sold. In one of the malls a Christmas tree so tall you can barely see the top and so bushy you could get lost in it was set up. However, it has only been decorated a third of the way up and with the cheap, oddly colored and not exactly christmasy Christmas ornaments.
We may be far away from you this Christmas but we are thinking of all of you! We are having Christmas in the sand. Its not much of a christmasy Christmas but I guess Christmas is what you make it and how you keep it. So MERRY CHRISTMAS everyone!
P.S. I'll try and remember all of you when I'm sitting on the Acropolis looking at the Parthenon.
We may be far away from you this Christmas but we are thinking of all of you! We are having Christmas in the sand. Its not much of a christmasy Christmas but I guess Christmas is what you make it and how you keep it. So MERRY CHRISTMAS everyone!
P.S. I'll try and remember all of you when I'm sitting on the Acropolis looking at the Parthenon.
Thursday, November 22, 2007
MOM!!!!!!! Mollie hit me!!!!!!!!!!!
For those of you who haven't heard the notorious BL story, please refer to www.elisabethkent.blogspot.com
Despite other fiendish twistings of the truth that have previously been posted on my sisters blog, I am happy to tell you that this all happened ALMOST exactly as she said. The only aspect she failed to convey in truth and detail was that Mollie did not come to my bathroom and tell me off. Mollie very in-maturely, and just plain meanly, tackled me on my bed until I was in a position where I couldn't breathe, and then made ME clean it up! Yes, If Elisabeth hadn't come and dragged her off of me, I might not be here today!
Despite other fiendish twistings of the truth that have previously been posted on my sisters blog, I am happy to tell you that this all happened ALMOST exactly as she said. The only aspect she failed to convey in truth and detail was that Mollie did not come to my bathroom and tell me off. Mollie very in-maturely, and just plain meanly, tackled me on my bed until I was in a position where I couldn't breathe, and then made ME clean it up! Yes, If Elisabeth hadn't come and dragged her off of me, I might not be here today!
Friday, November 16, 2007
Emil's Big Day!
GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO! GOTTA GO!
Ever get that feeling? Well Emil did! It all happened that funny day while the Kents were eating an especially delicious lunch at Applebees. After finishing their crispy bread pudding with a side of caramel sauce, Emil felt it. I mean Emil really felt it! As some of you may already know, Emil resides, enjoying the warm comforts of Doha, Qatar in the Middle East. One comfort they either forgot about or just thought it might be funny to forget about is to unlock ANY of the bathrooms in the biggest mall they have!
Emil soon discovered this and by that time, Emil felt it even MORE!!!!!!!!! The funny thing is that Emil soon found out that the only bathrooms that were locked were the woman's. You may be thinking, well thats not so bad. Oh, but it was. For as I have been careless enough not to specify that Emil's actual name is Emily and there is no doubt that Emily IS a girl.
After frantically searching every bathroom in City Centre Emil's dad made the executive choice, that there was indeed no choice but to use the men's restroom, Yes, it's not a typo, the men's.
Emily was snuck into the stall in a very Jason Bourne like manner and wasn't escorted out again until long after she was finished. If you don't know, in Doha if your caught in the restroom of the opposite gender you could be deported.So as you can see, precautions had to be taken.
When the coast was clear Emily's father pounded on the stall door ranting "Emil! Emil! Emil! Emil!." Of course hoping not to jeopardize Emily's secret identity. So this is how it happened. Emil's Big Day will never be forgotten.
P.S. I caution you! If you ever visit an Arab country make sure a men's restroom is NOT on your must see list.
Ever get that feeling? Well Emil did! It all happened that funny day while the Kents were eating an especially delicious lunch at Applebees. After finishing their crispy bread pudding with a side of caramel sauce, Emil felt it. I mean Emil really felt it! As some of you may already know, Emil resides, enjoying the warm comforts of Doha, Qatar in the Middle East. One comfort they either forgot about or just thought it might be funny to forget about is to unlock ANY of the bathrooms in the biggest mall they have!
Emil soon discovered this and by that time, Emil felt it even MORE!!!!!!!!! The funny thing is that Emil soon found out that the only bathrooms that were locked were the woman's. You may be thinking, well thats not so bad. Oh, but it was. For as I have been careless enough not to specify that Emil's actual name is Emily and there is no doubt that Emily IS a girl.
After frantically searching every bathroom in City Centre Emil's dad made the executive choice, that there was indeed no choice but to use the men's restroom, Yes, it's not a typo, the men's.
Emily was snuck into the stall in a very Jason Bourne like manner and wasn't escorted out again until long after she was finished. If you don't know, in Doha if your caught in the restroom of the opposite gender you could be deported.So as you can see, precautions had to be taken.
When the coast was clear Emily's father pounded on the stall door ranting "Emil! Emil! Emil! Emil!." Of course hoping not to jeopardize Emily's secret identity. So this is how it happened. Emil's Big Day will never be forgotten.
P.S. I caution you! If you ever visit an Arab country make sure a men's restroom is NOT on your must see list.
The Menace with the Munchkins
When this blog account was first opened, it was meant merely as an informative and informal web page. However, as time has drug on (and some ugly and rude comments have been received), I have had to change my ways. This is now the first posting of my soon to be, AMAZING blog!
On the Kent family's strangely long drive to church, which occurs every Friday morning, a disturbing memory was brought to my attention. There were two sides to this memory. After many hours of interviewing, snooping, pondering, searching, and finally discovering, I know the truth! This is Emily Kent and you're reading "What Really Happened!"
This controversial subject all started two long and hazy years ago. The Kents were returning from their enjoyable visit to Disney World (uncanny I know). They had searched for a Starbucks but were unsuccessful. However, due to their awful situation and need for something sweet, the poor, poor Kent clan, yes, entered the small town's Dunkin Donuts.
"Ding, Ding!" When they opened the door the smell of day-old donuts and cold, cheap coffee drifted past them. The workers, rusty and covered with cobwebs, immediately sprang up in an excited and shocked manner. The Kents proceeded to the counter to order. After they had eaten their fill and used the the shops restroom, naive Todd made an executive decision to order a box of FIFTY, yes I said FIFTY, Munchkins (donut holes)for the rest of the trip back.
As they sat back in the car and started to recap once again on their thrilling experience at Disney World, no one thought about the Munchkins waiting for them. No one, that is, but selfish Elisabeth. When sweet, cute Emily asked politely for a Munchkin, all heads turned toward Elisabeth. She replied slowly and in a scrawny way, "They're gone."
Since this horrid incident, no soul has entrusted any form of donut with Elisabeth. Frankly, I can see why. Thank you for joining me on "What Really Happened." This is Emily Kent wishing all of you out there, may you be jelly, chocolate, glaze, apple spice, Boston creme, Bavarian creme, chocolate covered, marble, sugar, sprinkle, or the classic bear claw, what some wonder if there still is, donut safety!
P.S. On behalf of WRHI (What Really Happened Inc), we advise you not to believe anything posted in regard to this subject on www.elisabethkent.blogspot.com
On the Kent family's strangely long drive to church, which occurs every Friday morning, a disturbing memory was brought to my attention. There were two sides to this memory. After many hours of interviewing, snooping, pondering, searching, and finally discovering, I know the truth! This is Emily Kent and you're reading "What Really Happened!"
This controversial subject all started two long and hazy years ago. The Kents were returning from their enjoyable visit to Disney World (uncanny I know). They had searched for a Starbucks but were unsuccessful. However, due to their awful situation and need for something sweet, the poor, poor Kent clan, yes, entered the small town's Dunkin Donuts.
"Ding, Ding!" When they opened the door the smell of day-old donuts and cold, cheap coffee drifted past them. The workers, rusty and covered with cobwebs, immediately sprang up in an excited and shocked manner. The Kents proceeded to the counter to order. After they had eaten their fill and used the the shops restroom, naive Todd made an executive decision to order a box of FIFTY, yes I said FIFTY, Munchkins (donut holes)for the rest of the trip back.
As they sat back in the car and started to recap once again on their thrilling experience at Disney World, no one thought about the Munchkins waiting for them. No one, that is, but selfish Elisabeth. When sweet, cute Emily asked politely for a Munchkin, all heads turned toward Elisabeth. She replied slowly and in a scrawny way, "They're gone."
Since this horrid incident, no soul has entrusted any form of donut with Elisabeth. Frankly, I can see why. Thank you for joining me on "What Really Happened." This is Emily Kent wishing all of you out there, may you be jelly, chocolate, glaze, apple spice, Boston creme, Bavarian creme, chocolate covered, marble, sugar, sprinkle, or the classic bear claw, what some wonder if there still is, donut safety!
P.S. On behalf of WRHI (What Really Happened Inc), we advise you not to believe anything posted in regard to this subject on www.elisabethkent.blogspot.com
Thursday, October 25, 2007
GANG DAY!
The whole eighth grade in my school read the book "The Outsiders" in Languae Arts. So Thursday we had gang day. You had to come dressed like one of the gangs in the book. Here are some pics of some of my friends. The first pic. is of Jesse, she was in Annie with me last year. The next one is of Helen and Dannielle. The last one is Kennedy. The person with the jeans is Nicole. I got a couple of pics of her but when she realized they were going on my blog she deleted them. I said my friends at home didn't even know what she looked like and she said she definetly didn't want them to see her as a greaser!
P.S. For those of you who don't know, WInston passed away last Tuesday.
Sunday, October 14, 2007
Beach and EID!!!!!!
Hey Everyone! Sorry I haven't posted in a while! I have been off school for Eid break (a celebration they have in Qatar for a week, its kinda christmas. It signifies the end of Ramadan!) Some friends of ours and us went to the beach. The web page is being stupid and won't let me upload any pics so I'll try again later.
Monday, September 24, 2007
Thursday, September 20, 2007
Summer Pics
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Here are some pics of me and my friends this summer!
Here are some pics of me and my friends this summer!
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
NEW PUPPY!!!!!
Hey Everyone!!!! WE GOT A PUPPY!!!!!!!!!!! His name is winston. He is 6 1/2 weeks old!
Sunday, September 16, 2007
Just Because!
Hey everyone! WOW! Time just flies! I can't believe we've already been back in Doha for a month and 1/2! I am LOVING school!!! Oh and guess what we are going to get a puppy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Probably!!!!!!!! Keep in touch!
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
OOPs
Sorry I GOT THE WRONG PICTURE! The first one is me and Elisabeth and my cousins and my uncle in front of Seattle! MY FAVORITE PLACE!
SCHOOL!!!!
WOW! I have had three days in school and am loving it! I have discovered that teachers in 8th grade LOVE to give homework! LOL! Its not even funny how much math homework I have! I already fit in and think that I am going to have a wonderful year!
P.S. This is a pic of the Production Annie I was in last year. The two on the top with me are in my grade and I have have alot of classes with them.
Sunday, September 9, 2007
Saturday, September 8, 2007
Back to School!
Hey Everyone,
It is six in the morning and I am getting ready for my first first day of school. Its my first time ever not homeschooling so its my first first day. I will post a pic tonight!
It is six in the morning and I am getting ready for my first first day of school. Its my first time ever not homeschooling so its my first first day. I will post a pic tonight!
Friday, September 7, 2007
Summer
I have had the most amazing summer! First we arrived in TX to visit family and friends. Then I drove to MS. with my friend Anna and went to Twin Lakes Summer Camp! After that we went to NV. for the fourth of July and made our float. Next we flew to Seattle (My fave place in the world!) for worldview. Worldview is the christian camp that my dad started. I recommend it! It's the best!!! From Seattle we took off "Bonn Voyage" on an Alaskan Cruise! Next we returned to TX and from there to Doha! WOW!!!!!
P.S. For those of you who don't know. THats my older sister Elisabeth!
Back in Doha!
Hey Everyone! How is is back in TX and MS? I have returned into the sandbox. The crazy driving and uncertainty you always have about everything is so annoying. School just keeps getting postponed, but I am supposed to start tomorrow. I have made a new friend named Nicole who is from Buffalo, New York! Her mom also works for TAMUQ and so she lives in our compound! For those of you who know about my friend Avery, I have seen her and she's great! It's 8 in the morning here so I have to go have breakfast. I'll post more later!
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