Journal,
It's Christmas. I got a phone, a calligraphy set, clothes, books, and a lot of other small things. It was kind of underwhelming because I am getting to the age where I am wrapping the presents underneath the tree and writing Santa on them. And it makes me feel sad, but it makes me feel happy too.
It makes me sad because my time of being paid for ridiculously is now over. I have to move out of the way for the littler children so they can have a great childhood. I stopped believing in Santa a long time ago, earlier than most kids do. I stopped believing in him in either first or second grade I think. I might have just heard my parents wrapping the presents in the living room and when opening the presents the next morning, didn't see any of them coming from them. I just grew up before I was supposed to, I really did.
I just can't wait until the rest of my body catches up and I am stopped being treated like a kid.
~Grace
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40 Days of Grace
Novela JuvenilThirteen-year-old Grace Rochester has lived a pretty hard life despite being only thirteen. Of course, it might be better than someone else's, but then again no one really knows what goes on inside her head. Finally, she decides that she wants to wr...
