Medford: A Short Story

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I am eleven years old and I live in a large town called Medford. I am not a big fan of it here, the air sometimes feels thick with pollution and in the winter everywhere is so slushy with ice and salt. Just as I may be getting used to this place, doing the usual things kids do when they come to a new place. They make friends, and with a town this big, a lot of them. I remember Menahga, which is the old town I used to live in. I can still think of some of my old friend’s names, but not as good as I would like to. In Menahga I still recall the small buildings, the small cafe, the music that plays in town over Christmas time, the non-busy streets, the really white Christmases. Everything that makes the town so unique, so cute, and so perfect. …show more content…
It is unexpected, I guess my parents decided it is what’s best for us, but I still don't understand. I am scared, what if I go back there and they don't remember me anymore or don't like me, what if I just can’t handle all the pressure. So many thoughts are streaming through my head as they tell me, not to mention the feelings. The joy, the happiness, the fear, and just plain freaking out. It is okay, because overall I'm happy, and I'm excited. My sister, on the other hand, not as happy. She is in high school, it may be harder for her, but I wouldn’t know. She doesn’t tell me anything due to her always saying I’m too

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