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Nov, 04 2012     132 chars (1 sms)     2858 views       Get Well Soon

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"Early In Da Morning Sun Rise With May Hopse But Its Set With Hopelessly.

All Da Flowers Were Bloom This Evening With Pleasant Smell

But Its Now Wither Awfully N Tonight All The Stars Came Out To Play A Signal

But All Of Them Are Not Shining,

Cos All They Nows My Friend Is Sick

Wish U A Cure Soon

And Healthy Days Ahead."
I Hope You’re Feeling Better,

I Miss You Every Day.

I’m Always Thinking Of You,

So This Is What I Say,

Get Well Soon!
"When you feel that

God is Rubbing U against Rocks

Do not lose Hope

The Truth is that

He Is Polishing a Diamond

Stay Precious!

God bless u always n get well soon."
Get Well Quick,
U Lazy Bum,

There’s Lots Of Work To Do.

If U Stay Sick, It’s More Work For Me,

And I’d Rather It Was For U.
Heard You Were Feeling Out Of A Quack . . .


Hope You Are Up & Splashing Soon.
"I hope you're feeling better,
I miss you every day.
I'm always thinking of you,
So this is what I say,
Get Well Soon!"
I Very Well Know The Reason,
Why U R Taking Too Long To Recover,
U R Realy Being Nurse-D There.
Joke A Part, But Still,
Wishing U Speedy Recovery
May The Little Flower,
Laying In Gloom,
Rise And Bloom,
Swaying Endlessly,
This Way And That Way,

Morn To Dusk,

Everyday. Get Well Soon!
May U May Not Get Well That Soon.

So That U Are Able To Enjoy The
Company Of The Demsels And Get Injected At Regular Intervals With
The Vial Of Life!

So Would U Call Me Your Enemy Or Ur Well Wisher?

Please Tell Me Even I Don''t Know.
Love is heat.
You are sweet.
When two Lips are meet.
Love is complete.
I Hope You’re Feeling Better,

I Miss You Every Day.

I’m Always Thinking Of You,

So This Is What I Say,

Get Well Soon!
very well know the reason,
why you r taking 2 long to recover,
u r realy being nurse-d there.
joke a part, but still,
wishing you speedy recovery