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love, rosie 359a dancer when she was my age. She said she worked in a club down the road(which I’m presuming is the strip club) and she met Dad and he offered her ajob (I don’t want to know how or where they met).She’s talking about bringing a snake into her act next because shebought a new snakeskin costume and she thinks it’ll look cool. I told her todance with Dad. (I think you possessed my body for a minute.) Anyway, Dadthinks she’s crazy and refuses to get her a snake and they’ve been arguingabout it all week. I didn’t have the heart to tell her that everyone is so drunkin the club I don’t think they’d notice if Lisa was dancing with an elephant,never mind a snake. She says she wants to do it so she can put it in her CV.Dad asked her if she was planning on applying for a job with the circus.They’re funny to listen to. It’s not arguing arguing, it’s like a comedy act.I’ve never heard two people disagree on so many things but still get along sowell. I think they both enjoy it.I’ve just realized that you and I have never been on a sun holidaytogether. In fact apart from visiting Steph and Alex have you ever been awayaway? You and me can go away next year when I’ve finally finished schooland I’m enjoying my freedom. You’ll have finished your degree by then tooso the two of us can celebrate!I hope your studying is going well, at least you don’t have me there distractingyou from your work. If Rupert blares his music too loud just bangdown on the floor and he’ll turn it down. That’s what I do.I’ll write again soon. I miss you!Love,KatieDear Rosie,I’m writing to you from Cape Town in South Africa which is so stunningyou would hate me for being here. The rest of the group are taking good careof me so don’t you worry about that. And because they all knew Dennis fromthe cruise it’s nice to be able to talk to them about him and remember thefunny times we had. There’s another lady here who has also lost her husbandand this is her first holiday alone so we both tend to get teary-eyed together at