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Going to Nationals to get my boy!!!!!!

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  • I'm going to Nationals today and I'm going to get my new boy! His name is Lance (after THE Lance ;) Lance Armstrong) His registered name is: "Calypso Lance Livestrong"
    He's a black and white boy, about 11 months old now.

    I've been waiting for him for a LONG time. But that's a story for when I get back! :)

  • Fantastic!!
    All the very best to you and your new boy Lance!
    Angee

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