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Deep In Lava
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Ongoing, First published Jul 01, 2014
Mature
I remember when I was little I used to pretend that the hard wood floor was made of lava. I would jump from one object of furniture to the next, even sometimes a table. My mum would always scream at me and tell me to get down, but I always replied, 
"It's my way of survival!" 
She would just roll her eyes at me and then give up, blaming it on my childish ways. But when I got older I never realized that the crazy furniture jumping would actually save my life...
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