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soltera

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  1. hehehehehe
  2. this one's kinda creepy... never take an infant to a funeral or wake or he'll inhale death and die in his crib!! :stone
  3. this one's kinda creepy... never take an infant to a funeral or wake or he'll inhale death and die in his crib!! :stone
  4. what a pretty little mousie! give her a kiss on her pink nose for me.
  5. hi, it's horrible what your goingthrough!! maybe you should apply for work somewhere else. don't get discouraged and go as far as you want regarding your nursing dream. you can do it.
  6. overs the computer screen so it won't look back at him!?!! that'S funny
  7. OH MY GOODNESS!!! how is she doing now?
  8. i've been through some strange things but your story should get a prize!!
  9. o.k. this one gave me a stomach ache.
  10. EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!! :uhoh21:
  11. hehehe Franny, tooooo mucH!!
  12. no not me. I might see those babies i helped kill in heaven one day and they would ask me "why did you kill me?" then what would i say.
  13. omg!!!!!!!!! i had only one rectal exam in my life and it was horrible!! it was sooooooooooo painful. when she put her smallest finger up my *** i screamed so loud they heard me in the waiting area. i'm not kidding. never, never again. ever, ever, please God never never........................ :uhoh21:
  14. 6 months? it's usually about 1yr. to 18 months. imagine all the info that's not being given for such a short program. doesn't sound right to me. wouldn't trust it.
  15. wow, that's a huge load off your back isn't it? what's your now job?
  16. :chuckle hehehe :chuckle
  17. wow, you sure have a way with words! if your happy, congats. if your sad about it, i'm so sorry. either way today is a brand new day. good luck
  18. oh how gross, what was he thinking?
  19. hehehe cool! :)
  20. don't stress over it so much, that will make it worse. has anything in your life changed recently? i had the same problem a while ago. my bp was 90/65 and i felt just fine but some problems came along i was up to 130/90!!!got rid of the problem and i'm back to normal. :)
  21. :rotfl: good one
  22. I know this was not posted for me but my favorite auntie just died of breast cancer this saturday and when i saw this poem it lifted my heart. thankyou, it is truely beautiful.
  23. are you kidding? for not wearing makeup?? i never wear makeup, i'm a soap and water face kind of girl.i like my freckly face
  24. i think i can top all of you. i got in big trouble for bringing a box of sugar free candy to my diabetic patient. was told i was spoiling her!!!! everyone else would have candy and she would just sit in a corner and watch. it made her so happy that someone thought of her. she even invited me to sit with her and share the candy. it tasted awful to me but she was happy.
  25. mine is what i am. soltera is spanish for single woman.

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