High School's over, now what? PART 1
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This is the start of my 'autobiography' blog if you will. A personal record of my thoughts and feelings as a recent student of High School.
I'd say I'm the quintessential example of a 17 year old girl, that's probably why I am easy to relate to. Well, this blog styled non-fiction chapter of my life is officially open for your entertainment. Join me in my adventure of a confusing stage of life...
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