“What happened?” I asked Cody, after reading the above paper.
“I just couldn’t hold it in any longer!” he told me.
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May 22nd, 2010 by Sarah E. Ludwig
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Well, that takes me back. Not that I ever had to do such a thing.
You need to keep that piece of paper and when he becomes a national speaker, or a Senator or state representative, you can say, “He always had something to say.”