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Something I learned that was important about myself. Is when we went to D.C and we walked alot I thought I wasn't gonna be able to walk that much because I had uncomfortable shoes on. Now I know I should wear comfortable shoes on. If I don't think about how much were walking the pain will go away. I thought when we were in D.C. that I wasn't gonna be able to walk too much stairs when we went to every stop but the real one i thought I wasn't gonna be able to walk to the top was Abraham Lincoln Memorial and I walked all the way to the top now I know if you believe In yourself then everything is possible also if you take your time and not rush yourself you'll be fine.
I also though I was gonna miss my family when I was gone because I'm used

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