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		<description>The original writings of author Hannah Olivia</description>
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			<title>13</title>
			<description>The last few days were a blur. The family was bustling around the house making sure they didn&amp;rsquo;t forget that one diamond earring on the counter, or throwing out the stale stash. I missed being here already, the smell of the ocean, the cozy neighborhood, and even Mr. Ansley&amp;rsquo;s gnomes sittin..</description>
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			<title>12</title>
			<description>The bookstore was so lively today, people walking in and out, buying book after book. The busy streak came around noon today, and winded down to a low roar at around 4pm, when I found myself standing at the counter watching that same guy I saw here on one of my first days, my very first day, actuall..</description>
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			<title>11</title>
			<description>I stepped back into the house, and found my mom and dad right there where I had left them. &amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; &amp;ldquo;Is your little temper-tantrum over with?&amp;rdquo; My father asked looking up from his glasses.&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; &amp;ldquo;I didn&amp;rsquo;t have a temper-tantrum.&amp;rdquo; I snapped. I kne..</description>
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			<title>10</title>
			<description>My mother and father had noticed that Nate and I were spending a lot of time together, and I haven&amp;rsquo;t told them anything. Whenever I told them I was going out with Nate, they&amp;rsquo;d slow down with whatever they were doing and give me a weird look. I wouldn&amp;rsquo;t question it, but instead go o..</description>
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			<title>9</title>
			<description>A few days went by, most of which I spent with Nate, enjoying his company and hanging out. One of these days, however, was when I heard Lia wasn&amp;rsquo;t even in town anymore. Carol had told me indifferently she had gone home, because Chris had got worse and she couldn&amp;rsquo;t bare being away from he..</description>
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			<link>http://slow.writerscafe.org/writing/hannaholive/378304/</link>
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			<title>8</title>
			<description>I let Deb come over that morning before I went out with Nate. She actually tried to convince me that it would be a good idea if she came alone with us. Could&amp;nbsp; you imagine that? After every sentence we say, she'd reply, &amp;quot;How cute!&amp;quot; or &amp;quot;Awww. lovie dovie!&amp;quot;... I'd rather do wit..</description>
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			<title>7</title>
			<description>AWWW.....</description>
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			<title>6</title>
			<description>My friends and I do hang out in a little corner like i described... Its called 'The Corner'. You can just feel the brains activley moving, can't you? :3</description>
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			<title>5</title>
			<description>I remember it took me a while to get done with this  chapter.... I wanted to make sure it went just right...</description>
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			<title>4</title>
			<description>One Word:

Jerk.

*laughs jokingly* 

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			<title>3</title>
			<description>Welcome to the story, Nate!
i gotta say Nate is one of my favorite characters, I'd feel like I'd absolutley love him if he were a real person. I'd see him like Liz first, obviously ( a little sketchy stalker like). But, not everyone can make great firs</description>
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			<title>2</title>
			<description>Hey just a quick note on this one:
The sand dollar thing actually happened with my family, but in Puerto Rico, and the maid threw them away when we left the hotel room. OMG I was sooo upset. We tried to get more, but we didnt reach barley the amount we h</description>
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			<title>1</title>
			<description>Just the intro. It drags out a bit in the beggining, but bare with me!</description>
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			<title>In the Clouds</title>
			<description>Liz and her family travel up to Rhode Island for the summer, where she meets Nate for the first time.</description>
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