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Mrs. Deborah Flinchum’s first grade class at Rappahannock County Elementary School had the following hopes and wishes for the new century. • I hope my brother gets better because he has a cold. I hope I get more toys. • I hope that next year my brother will stop beating me up. I hope that the Russians will not blow up the USA. • I hope that I still go to the same school in the year 2000.1 hope that all the people would be good. • My mom had a cat and it got run over by a car. I wish my brother would stop waking me up. • I hope I get more money to buy Stelth Voltron. I hope me and my cousin stop fighting. • I hope in the year 2000 that the moon would still be out. I hope that the stars will still be out. ' • I hope my brother gets better because he is sick. I hope my cat can love me. • I hope my cousin gets rid of his problem. I hope my pets don’t die. • I hope I get my $5 and $12 back from my mom and dad. I hope my mom and dad start being good.
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