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CJ finished up two grueling Chemistry exams this week then came home to St Petersburg for a 24 hour break before heading back to Tampa to finish up the charcoal animation she is doing for her final project in her Art class. While she was home we enjoyed dinner at the original Bonefish Grill and a delightfully leisurely lunch at L’Olivier’s, a Creperie downtown. Just before heading back to Tampa she got the news that she will be able to get ALL the Art History classes she needs and will be able to GRADUATE at the end of the FALL SEMESTER!!!!!!!!!!!

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