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A lot of times we make plans, we think we can keep putting them off, but too
many

people take life for granted and sometimes that next day doesn't come around.
You know we are

all guilty of this and it is time to get it together and stop waiting till the
last minute for friends

and family.

In Alice Sebolds novel "The Lovely Bones" the two main characters are Susie
Salmon

and Mr. Harvey. Susie was a typical fourteen-year-old girl who enjoyed school
and was raped

and murdered by her neighbor. Her favorite teacher was Mr. Botte who taught
biology. Mr.

Harvey was Susie's murderer from her neighborhood and was very friendly with her
parents.

Her mother liked his flowers and her father only talked to him once about
fertilizer. He believed

in old fashion things like coffee ground or egg shells to grow flowers. Susie
was the oldest child

in her family, she always listened to her parents and tried to be home by dark
like she was

instructed to......

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