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Every Journey Begins With One Step......

This is my very first blog post here on Coco's Chaos! (dramatic pause for applause) 


I decided to start a blog because I need a new outlet for all of my random ideas, stories, and rants. Twitter just isnt enough. 140 characters just doesnt do my thoughts justice. 


This blog will consist of my daily activities, school stuff, fashion, sports, etc. Basically, a bunch of chaos!


So, stay tuned. I've only just begun. 
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  1. AnonymousNovember 16, 2011 at 9:50 AM

    Love it! I love the whole blogging thing...I still try to keep my good ol journal too for the things you don't want online lol writing has always been such an outlet for us!!...I am looking very forward to seeing where this goes!! LOVE YA CO!! =)

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  2. CoCosChaosNovember 16, 2011 at 10:22 AM

    thanx karyn!!! i really appreciate you checking out my new blog! you know i love writing so this blog will definitely be another avenue for me to vent on! lol

    Im gonna do my best to make it entertaining!

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