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I’ve loved sharing these stories with you.

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Ironically, this photo of me and the queen was taken 1 year ago today. Peep the guy in the back laughing.

Lexa here. On Tuesday, I shared that today’s newsletter would be my last, and I thought I’d share a few of my favorite stories as I officially wrap up my time at CHStoday (someone please pass me a Kleenex, for real).

Thanks for allowing me to start your mornings with you each day for the last year and a half, Holy City. I’ll miss you. 👋

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