White Gloves
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Last published Tue, Mar 17, 2015
High school and college are supposed to be the time of your life, and for Morgan Montgomery, it sure was. She was living the perfect southern life. Sweet tea, bare feet, and country music. She had her life planned out since she was 10. She'd go to Ole Miss, date a football player, marry a rich young man and live her life on a plantation with a huge wrap around porch for her rocking chair.
We all know that life can change in an instant, in a blink of an eye, in one second. Nobody knows when it's going to happen. That's why people say to live life to the fullest.
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