As I was looking at myself in the mirror I realized how my hair fell and shaped my face, how my skin was the perfect shade of milk chocolate, my high cheek bones that complemented my smile. I even noticed the dimples in my cheeks. I stood there and stared at the most beautiful person I have ever saw. At that moment I realized I wanted to be a normal girl, I was no longer that free spirit that roamed around the world. I was willing to accept who I have become and most of all I was looking forward for today. I was actually very excited about shopping and starting school. And that's all it took me to accept myself for who I am. I put on my shoes and ran down the stairs "ready" I yelled while running outside to the car " whoaaaa slow your horses track star" Mia said to "why are you so happy out the blue" "because I realized that I want to be a normal girl I'm excited about my new life". "Really Mia said so you don't have a problem going shopping or anything" "no not at all" I said "wow" she said and smiled. "Mom let's go we are ready" "ok hold on let me get the keys.
As we were driving to the mall I sat in the car and admired the beautiful view. For the first time I actually paid attention to how beautiful life really was I looked at Mia and she was staring out the window smiling. Mia looked really pretty the way the sun beamed off her skin was just really amazing. "Hey" I whispered and she turned and faced me "thank you, thank you for everything you allowed me to realize things that I never would of imagined" " no problem" she whispered back just trying to be a good sister" and she smiled and turned her hand and continued to look out the window. I stared at her for a brief second and thought to myself "sister". As soon as we pulled up in front the mall mia dragged me out the car "hurry up, let's go" she practically squealed this is gonna be great. Her mom laughed with joy and followed us into bleaksview mall. We went into every store possible by the end of the day I was so exhausted and hungry,my feet were also killing me to the point that I was scared of standing. But that night I went to bed the most biggest smile on my face
