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Dear Steph,


You make me __________. You should __________. You = ___________. If I saw you now I'd __________. I would build a __________ just for you. I would get your name tattooed on my __________. If I could turn back time I would __________. If I could sing you any song it would be __________. My love for you is like _________. If you were dying on the ground I would __________. You should become a/an__________ when you grow up. I love you like a __________ loves ___________.

Lots Of Love,
___________.


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Good news: my plans are all set for this weekend. Let me tell you it was a pain working all that out.
I found plain taco chips today. And tortilla shells! (waaay more expensive in the US, but they'll last me a while)
My first test seemed to go pretty well today.
My roomie from second semester freshmen year asked me to be her roommate again. Yay!

Bad news: I hate having to shop at 3 different groceries just to find all the stuff I need! I went first to Aldi's, which sells stuff uber cheap. I got cereal, pasta, milk, grape juice, bread, and cheese all for 6 euro. Cha-ching. So I want to make my dad's goulash, and there's some ingredients I need. Stuff you could easily get at any old grocery store in the states. But nooo not here Grocery store #2- I bought ketchup (aldi only had it in huge quantities, I dont need much), bbq sauce (none of that at aldi), spaghetti sauce without a ton of onions in it, and pancake mix for when I get in a pancake mood again. I have yet to go to grocery store #3. There I need the brown sugar which I forgot today (hopefully they have it), cherry coke, and tomato soup in a can. Yes I am dead serious on that last one. They don't sell tomato soup in a can here! Only as powder in packets. Which will not help me make goulash. There is only one store in town that I know of that sells tomato soup in a frickin can. What is up with these Germans? Can we get some campbells over here or something?