Research Paper On Cookie Bars

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Marina, I hope you had a great time in Latvia, and I want to thank you for letting me come into the center last week! I really had a great time (you have a great cast of characters at the center! I brought in my mom’s famous “cookie bars” which really went over well. I’d love to come in again next month- Is there a few dates that would work to sponsor bingo again?

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