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Girls Night Out!

Thanks to Kylie and her friend Whitney Bohl Rollins we received 4 free tickets to the So You Think You Can Dance Tour. So, we went to dinner and then the show and we had so much fun. It was so nice watching my three girls have such a fun time laughing, cheering and having a great time. Kolby was so excited to go out. She had a great time. Kolby is feeling pretty good these days. She is still having some back and leg pain, and as long as she changes her patch behind her ear every few days she feels great. Kolby loves looking forward to doing fun things. Her social life has decreased since she was diagnosed with cancer. So, when she has something to look forward to it is always nice. I am so thankful for Kolby's friends and the love and support they give to her. She always gets so excited when she receives a phone call from her friends and they invite her to do something. Kolby's friends.....thank you for your love, support, and friendship you so lovingly give to my daughter. You will never know the role you play in her recovery. Thank you. Cheers to fun times!

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  1. Kristin ChesnikNovember 13, 2010 at 1:27 PM

    I LOVE So You Think You Can Dance!!! One day I will have to work up to buying myself a ticket for their tour! I'm so glad you could have some extra fun with your girls!

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  2. Dana CramptonNovember 13, 2010 at 8:45 PM

    Kristin, Kylie's friend Whitney Bohl Rollins gave us the tickets for free. It really was a fun show. Kolby and the girls watched the show all the time. So they especially loved it. It was a lot of fun. I just love my girls. I love them being older...it's great!
    Dana

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  3. LeahNovember 16, 2010 at 10:08 PM

    Glad you guys had so much fun!

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  4. TaraleeNovember 16, 2010 at 11:47 PM

    How FUN!!!!!!! I'm so glad you guys could get out and be crazy and have so much fun. Sister's are some of the best things IN THE WORLD!!!

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