We are going through the end of the line, scanning in our credentials and picking up our victory shirts. The place is packed and we are just anxious to make it through the closing ceremonies and find our way to the hotel, a warm bath, a hot meal, and a soft place to sleep...not on the ground...and not with 5000 other people.
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YIPPIE!!!
YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!! You did it!!!!!!!!
Can't wait to talk to you to hear about it!!
Ginan
Fantastic!!!! What an accomplishment.
Many thanks for your support. And thanks for the encouragement along the way. This was a different with different challenges. All worth the effort and bandaids.
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