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Creamy Joe's: A Short Story

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A couple days before Christmas. A young woman named Amanda Bailey was wondering what will she buy her mother for Christmas. She had ideas but thought her mother probably wont like it. Amanda was searching in all the stores for a present to buy for her. Amanda went home to go to sleep waiting for tomorrow. The next day Amanda woke up and got ready for today dressed up in all blue she was. Going out looking for a present for mother she was. All that day she had nothing on her mind and the one thing that help her think is ice cream. She stopped at "Creamy Joe 's" for some ice cream and bout a medium size
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