December 7, 2012 by Melba Christie at Poemattic

Oops! Why I do not text!

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I can’t believe it

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Are you sure?

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Oh my God!

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Thanks for being a friend.

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Wait, What?

WHAT?

Oh, I can’t imagine how this happened.

I am sorry.

I thought you were …

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OK, so I made a mistake.

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