The art of Normality

The art of Normality

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Blue skies and green trees. Doing a puzzle while listening to music. Talking to Naveen. Drawing beautiful people. Hugging my cat. A text from Naveen. Playing ukulele and singing along. Waking up late and not having to do anything. Going home after a party and taking a shower. The list of little but important things was going to take her to happiness. She would learn how to see past the negativity that clouded her mind and focus on the good things in life. The plan sounded so easy, but Jane knew it would be like learning how to walk. One step at a time. This is a story about an autistic girl trying to find happiness, love and friendship despite seeing the world different than most people. It is based on real life events, so I'm pretty much making it up as I go.
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