"Vern?" I asked in disbelief.
"Caleb!" He said, giving me a bear hug.
"It's good to see you. How long has it been, nine, ten years?"
"Now that it's december, ten years."
"To long my friend."
"How's Dashie?" He asked.
"Her? She and I are together."
"No surprise their. I'm glad you guys finally met."
"Couldn't have done it without you."
"Yoiu two would have found a way. Or someone else would've helped."
"Probably. But enough of me, how about you? Still a single pringle?"
"Eh, well..."
"Come on, spill it." I said, punching him lightly.
"Fine. NO, not single anymore. Actually, I got together with another one of our friends."
"Who?"
"Nat. But that was three years ago."
"So?"
"Well, we kind of got married."
"Kind of got married."
"We did. I'm here on  a business trip."
"Lucky you. But it's nice to see you again."
"I don't have to leave yet."
"Then you want to get a drink?"
His phone buzzed, he glanced down, and his eyes widened. "Oh, I've got to go. Meetings been moved up."
"See you then!" I called as he all but sprinted the other way.
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WAS UP HOMES?
HEALTH ASSETS

SUPPORT
CARING NEIGHBORHOOD.

I can try to organise a neighborhood get together. We'll celebrate the end of school.

Empowerment
Service to others
I could volunteer. I could also help others.

Boundaries
Neighborhood boundaries
I could keep an eye on other kids in the neighborhood. I could also stay in the neighborhood.

Constructive use of time
Creative activity
I don't have much time, but I could write more. And I could listen to more music

Commitment to learning
Achievement motivation
I could get paid for my grades. I could get food for grades.This font is the greatest

Positive values
Caring
I might care more about people. I could also talk to them more.

Social competencies
Interpersonal competence
I could learn about people. I could also talk more.

Positive identity
Self esteem
I could talk to people who like me more. I could also accept others.

Had to write this
All lies

Southwest Airlines is being praised for going above and beyond the call of duty after a woman learned her son was in a coma after an accident.
Peggy Uhle was on a flight from Chicago to Columbus waiting to take off when the plane turned back to the gate and flight attendant asked her to get off.
"I figured I was on the wrong plane. The gate agent told me to check in at the desk and when I did she told me to call my husband," Uhle told airline blog BoardingArea.com.
After checking in with customer service, Uhle learned her son, who lives in Denver, was in a coma after suffering a head injury. Even before Uhle disembarked, the airline had rebooked her–with no additional fees or service charges –on a non-stop to Denver that was leaving in two hours.
"They offered a private waiting area, rerouted my luggage, allowed me to board first, and packed a lunch for when I got off the plane in Denver," Uhle told Boarding Area.
"My luggage was delivered to where I was staying, and I even received a call from Southwest asking how my son was doing."

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