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Jennifer, the little rock that could. <3 R.I.P. Jennifer!
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Complete, First published Dec 11, 2012
This is just a short little story that I had to do for an assignment.. So yeah.. Jennifer's Memorial Service.. :3 Poor Jennifer.. And this has to do with the rock cycle, and yes I know, "NERD" but hey.. Look things up if you don't understand. :]
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