The Two Sides of Dreaming

The Two Sides of Dreaming

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In the last year of high school, everybody has dreams. Some want to travel the world, some want to go to college in another land, some want to get a job and become rich. Do you know how many of those dreams come true? I do. Not much. When I came back to my hometown for a while, I saw the kids from my class with the biggest dreams. You know what they did? They went to college in the same town, got a boring job there and started a family. For some people that may be a dream, but it wasn't for me. I wanted to do something different. Wanted to have some adventure. My dream came true. Kind of. So here's my story.
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