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This document provides brief descriptions of Joyce Barnes' family and summer plans. It introduces her two children, Sandi and Dan, shows a photo of her pink beach house, notes that most of her extended family lives in Ohio, and says she and her daughter's dog Reeta will be spending time at the beach this summer. The document wishes everyone a great summer.
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Joyce barnessamplehcc110
- 1. JOYCE BARNES CIS 110 1D2 Spring 2013 My Family
- 2. SANDI AND DAN These are my two children being silly
- 3. BEACH HOUSE I live in a pink house – really – pink
- 4. FAMILY IN OHIO I’m from Ohio and most of my family still lives there
- 5. THIS SUMMER You’ll find me at the beach whenever I have time. This is Reeta, my daughter Sandi’s doggie
- 6. H O P E E V E RYO N E H A S A G R E AT S U M M E R !