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		<title>By: ruth eickstaedt lampe</title>
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		<description>Stephanie - Your mom sent me your link and I am so impressed with what you are doing.  Your accounts of life in Uganda are fascinating--you must develop them into a publication when you get home.
I loved your story about you and Maama.  It reminded me of a time we were on a train to Rome.  I was sitting by some pretty Swedish girls and some Italian boys trying to &quot;hit&quot; on them to the point of their becoming uncomfortable.  To try to help them out I told them to tell the boys I was their mother and that they should leave them alone.  In this case it was slightly more believable than in your situation - ha!
We hope to see you when we are in Iowa.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Stephanie &#8211; Your mom sent me your link and I am so impressed with what you are doing.  Your accounts of life in Uganda are fascinating&#8211;you must develop them into a publication when you get home.<br />
I loved your story about you and Maama.  It reminded me of a time we were on a train to Rome.  I was sitting by some pretty Swedish girls and some Italian boys trying to &#8220;hit&#8221; on them to the point of their becoming uncomfortable.  To try to help them out I told them to tell the boys I was their mother and that they should leave them alone.  In this case it was slightly more believable than in your situation &#8211; ha!<br />
We hope to see you when we are in Iowa.</p>
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