My Little Big Bucket List

My Little Big Bucket List

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"My names Violet. I love Dole Whip. Like, a lot. It was probably my favorite part of Disney Land, considering on Space Mountain some asshole threw up on me. I love music. People who wear matching socks scare me. Like, who has the time? I have a stuffed zebra named Kevin. I only like coffee if its from Dunkin' Donuts. Oh, and I have Schizophrenia. You probably think that's important." Violet Amelia Swanson is the most peculiar girl I have ever met. She was never a straightforward thinker, she never payed any attention the the rules. She always told me that they were simply guidelines set in stone for boring people to follow. She was fast-paced. She was imaginative. She was absolutely insane. And the fact that she has a mental disorder meant nothing, to either of us. She flipped my year upside-down and gave me a new view on the world. All thanks to her little list. Her bizarre little list that changed my life. Her Little Big Bucket List.
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