Imperfect Happiness

Imperfect Happiness

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Dear mom, Time flies when you're desperate to survive, doesn't it? Or maybe it slows down in those moments in which survival is least needed. I can't say for sure which one it is, but I do know that today is the last first day of high school. Honestly, I'm surprised I lasted this long. Not necessarily academically or physically, but mentally. I haven't gone bonkers yet and for that, I am drinking a stranded coke I found in the fridge. I think this year will be a good one. After all, nothing new happens senior year. From, Elizabeth
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Journey with me back in time as I rewrite the first Journal I kept from when I was in high school, and see that maybe even with how horrible life is most of the times, there are little things spread throughout that make life worth living. My high school experience was full of drama, tears, laughter, and most of all constant search of love, and approval of the people around me. I can't always get what I want in this world. Life is a beautiful mess. It's not perfect, and filled with a lot of disappointments, and heartbreak. There are moments when it all feels too much, but there's not much we can do other than go with the flow of things.

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