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Isn't it amazing how life can take you so far in such a short amount of time? That's exactly the roller coaster ride I've been on. Many of you may remember the old crazy Allison and trust me, she's still there however, I just choose to channel it in a more positive direction in my life now. I no longer consider drinking someone under the table an accomplishment. But don't get cockie fellas, I can probably still do it! I've also traded my Madonna hair and Bret Michaels T-shirt for business attire and high heals. The only thing you'll probably recognize now... is my cleavage. I am currently managing the Internet department of Bill Jacobs, the second largest dealership in the country. So if some of you have reached that status in which you can finally afford a little bling in your life and your ready for a $70,000 Cadillac or BMW just email me billjacobsauto.com and I'll be sure to give you the class of 93 discount. I'm not all work however. When I'm home I pursue my passion of cooking and listening to my seven year old daughter Sage sing to High school Musical on the Play Station. She has excelled academically but I think God thought it would be humerous to make sure she inherited my attitude. The love of my life is an amazing man who has helped me discover the person that was always there but never knew her name. I just recently had the opportunity to introduce this new me to 300 women at a convention in Chicago. If your curious just email me @ allison.mossberger@yahoo.com and I'll email you the video. He himself is also actively pursuing his goals and will shortly be breaking ground for an International Youth Hostel near downtown Chicago. I'm not sure if I will be able to make it this year to the reunion because of the short notice. We already had a family vacation planned. I do want to say that I think of many of you often and I am happy that all of you have been part of my life. This journey that we are all on in life is not over yet. Until we meet again,I just encourage you to pursue your dreams and remind you that..... your past does not define who you are today.
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