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By Anonymous
Hello, this is my first ever blog and blog post. I look forward to having you read my blog. Hope you enjoy! Ms. Haury if your reading this your the best teacher in the world!🍎
~ Maya A.

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  1. Ms. Haury's Blog LogSeptember 24, 2017

    Hi Maya! I look forward to reading more posts from you throughout the rest of the year.

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  2. AnonymousOctober 12, 2017

    I agree with you more than ever

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  3. AnonymousNovember 02, 2017

    I look forward to reading some new blog posts.

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  4. AbbyNovember 19, 2017

    Your blogs are so cool. i always wish i could read more and then i would be so happy, i love reading, do you?

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