Dear Karma, I have quite the list of people you missed. For example that ugly little girl in 1st grade that stole my crush away from me. Heartbroken and upset, I started to plot my revenge against this Alyssa girl. I think one of my traps actually worked, she had walked right into the door once. Gosh, reflecting back I was such a secretive corrupt person. Well nothing has changed that’s for sure, just kidding! He ended up moving to like South Carolina or something. Wonder where he is right now, kind of crazy that was almost a decade ago. Whatever happened to the rest of my 1st grade class after I transferred schools. Some of them could be well-known or they could be normal like me, maybe some of them are sick or some are dead. Does anyone else think about this? Like what happened to those kids in high school. Did they own their own company? After that girl won prom queen, what did she become? I’m glad memories stay with us, unless I would have nothing less of some people.
Maybe this is just a teenage girl thing, but does anyone else discover this new song and listen to it on repeat for weeks on end. Whether it be an old classic, one from 2007, or …show more content…
When everyone else had stuffed teddy bears, I had a stuffed bunny. Everyone else ate chicken nuggets, I ate noodles. I always wanted to be like everyone else, but because I was so different it was difficult. I had many things that separated me from others. I suppose now I don’t care about it as much but when I was younger it bugged me to the point where I dreaded school. Glad I grew out of that state, I’m still awkward, especially socially. Meeting to new people is nerve-wracking. Small talk is like accepting death. And the worst is when teachers pick on you to participate, like hi, hello I am completely focused in your class, but I hate participating because it pulls be out of the group and you can just feel everyone’s eyes on you even if nobody’s is. I learn from
Maybe this is just a teenage girl thing, but does anyone else discover this new song and listen to it on repeat for weeks on end. Whether it be an old classic, one from 2007, or …show more content…
When everyone else had stuffed teddy bears, I had a stuffed bunny. Everyone else ate chicken nuggets, I ate noodles. I always wanted to be like everyone else, but because I was so different it was difficult. I had many things that separated me from others. I suppose now I don’t care about it as much but when I was younger it bugged me to the point where I dreaded school. Glad I grew out of that state, I’m still awkward, especially socially. Meeting to new people is nerve-wracking. Small talk is like accepting death. And the worst is when teachers pick on you to participate, like hi, hello I am completely focused in your class, but I hate participating because it pulls be out of the group and you can just feel everyone’s eyes on you even if nobody’s is. I learn from