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Originally Posted by
Tailzinator
Dear Liisa,
How much wood could a woodchuck chuck, if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
Sincerely,
Tailz. 
Dearest Tailz,
If the woodchuck's name was Maurice, then it could chuck all the wood that it wanted to. However, if its name is Frank, no chucking would be allowed.
Love,
Lisa
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Originally Posted by
Orchideae
Dearest Lisa!!
Will Josephina and Iliana meet soon?
Love you! <333
Dear Jess,
I should hope so.
Love you, too! <3
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Originally Posted by
RaRaRachieee
Dear Lisa
Next Summer? Yey
Anddd if you could live anywhere in the world where would you live?
I've pondered that question for a long time and well... I'd have to say, Georgia.

I truly love it here.
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Originally Posted by
shadyboo1
Well, you don't have to answer if you don't want (I understand), but which is your favorite house and why? (Besides Hufflepuff)
That one is easy!

GRYFFINDOR!
Why? ... because I am so VERY Gryffindor-ish myself.
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Originally Posted by
grangerfan8
That tis a lot a pets. But you can neeeever have to many.XD
Hmm, I have no questions about your awesome girlies....yet. Cause my mind no wanna work right.
If you could jump into any book (besides HP....duh

) which would it be and whyyyy??
The Dark Tower IV: Wizards and Glass by Stephen King.
The why is hard to explain unless you've read the Dark Tower series.
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Originally Posted by
Anna Banana
Oh my Merlin! You've gotten a ton more pets since I've been there.
Oh, I'm supposed to ask a question, yup. *thinks about this* Oh, yeah! What was it like living in Hawaii? I've never been there, and I
really want to go!

We have.

You'll have to visit again so you can meet the new additions.
Hawaii was amazing! The beaches were great, the weather was PERFECT, and everything was just soooo beautiful.
Honestly though, it was just like living in any other city. Except for the tourist. :roll eyes: If you go, avoid Waikiki if you can help it. LOL The crowds can be a nightmare. Try staying on the North Shore. The beaches are much prettier there and there's less people.