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12~12~12

It's December 12th, 2012!! This is the last time this will ever happen in my lifetime, so luckily I have awesome friends and family to celebrate with!:)
So today at school I brought 12 cupcakes to share with my friends at lunch. Also, my amazing friend Tori yodeled during lunch. Yes. She. Yodeled. In front of the whole school. It was awesome.
If you don't get this; our fingers add to 12 :)
YW that night. We had a super yummy dinner in the YW room that our amazing leaders decked out in every Christmas. We even got cute gloves

Also, on Friday after the ward Christmas party Maddy, Amanda and I went to Tori's house to make brownies and watch a Christmas movie. Then, someone came and told us we should go sledding with them. So we did! Tori gave me tons of snow gear and after about 30 minutes of getting ready we finally went to the Elementary to sled. It was snowing and I was warm and my friends are so nice and fun! I had a blast. Then, we went and made brownies and watch The Grinch. and laughed a lot:) Fun!
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Monday and Tuesday were not fun however. I had the stomach flu. But I did not throw up so that actually probably made it worse. I missed 2 days of school, except I got it together to go to Algebra 2 and a 45 minute ortho appointment:( Usually I'm the last to get sick in my family, but this time I was the first and now my siblings have it:(

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