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PS You'll never guess what! One of your ex-boyfriends got married! I've attached the<br />

announcement for you to see.<br />

Attachment:<br />

Photo of total goober and a girl with very big hair<br />

Crystal Hope LeBeau and Jeremy "Jer" Vaughn, both of Lansing, were married at the<br />

Lansing Church of Christ last Saturday. Parents of the bride are Brandi Jo and Dwight LeBeau of<br />

Lansing, owners of Buckeye Liquors on Main Street in downtown Lansing. Parents of the groom<br />

are Joan and Roger Vaughn. Joan Vaughn is a homemaker. Roger Vaughn is employed by Smith<br />

Auto.<br />

A reception was held at the Lansing Masonic Lodge, of which Mr. LeBeau is a member.<br />

<strong>The</strong> bride, 22, is a graduate of Lansing High School and is currently employed at the Beauty<br />

Barn. <strong>The</strong> groom, 29, is a graduate of Lansing High School and is employed by Buckeye Liquors.<br />

After a honeymoon in Maui, the couple will reside in Lansing.<br />

To: George Sanchez <br />

From: Mel Fuller <br />

Subject: Office morale<br />

Dear George,<br />

In an attempt to raise the morale around here, which I am sure you will agree with me is-to<br />

coin a phrase you frequently employ--piss-poor, may I suggest that in lieu of a staff<br />

meeting this week, we all take a stroll over to 53rd and Madison in order to admire the<br />

gigantic sinkhole which has opened up in front of the office building housing our foe and<br />

main competitor, <strong>The</strong> New York Chronicle?<br />

I am sure you will agree with me that this will constitute a refreshing change from the<br />

normal routine of listening to people complain about the how the local Krispy Kreme<br />

shut down and how we haven’t been able to get decent doughnuts at our staff meetings<br />

ever since. Plus, seeing as how all the water to the building in which the Chronicle is<br />

housed has been shut off, we will have the fun of seeing our esteemed colleagues running<br />

into the Starbucks across the street to use their facilities.<br />

Please give this matter the full consideration it so richly deserves.<br />

Sincerely,<br />

Mel Fuller<br />

Page Ten Correspondent<br />

<strong>The</strong> New York Journal

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