Dear future idiot,
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Last published Sat, Oct 22, 2016
This is not a story. Me and a friend,@Goldmist-Silverrain, decided to write a daily journal of our lives from now till this summer. after that we will no longer write this journal and we will wait till our future self will be curious enough to read this again.
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