What Is The Ph Level Of Lemons

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Lemons have always been known to be in lemonade. If you add the right amount of sugar it tastes sweet and is bearable. In its purest form, however, lemon is bitter and makes your tongue burn. The acidity makes you wish you never had put it in your mouth. This sentiment is shard by many people thus, they add sugar and other elements to make it tolerable.
The unbearable taste of lemon can be attributed to its PH level; two. This is the part where I reveal who I am and how I came to o be. My PH level will never be greater than five and will never reach seven. PH level seven would indicate that I’m tolerant of many things and many people. Quite frankly, that is unbearably dull, PH level two means so much more. It means that I do not play well
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If the situations calls I can calm myself down and can move my pH into a five . The five indicates that the bite is there so that I can get my point across, but I can work with others. PH level five means black coffee and some prefer black coffee. Those people are most likely college students who have worked through the night and need a pick up. The main idea is that I can every much play nice when I must.
Working alone is when I am at my best. It is probably the reason why I prefer statistics to anything that had to do with people. I means that’s I’m pure and completely myself. It is okay for me to be as bitter and acid as I was designed to be. It also means that I am at my strongest. I am at my strongest emotional and mental state. This does not mean that being around people of lesser pHs weaken me. It just means that my friends that are bases can calm me. What I have learned is that I must be strong and when I am left alone is that
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Looking back, I can see that was not the case, but at that point in time that was very much my attitude. It wasn’t until recently that I saw that everything I had ever wanted could come to me. My PH stayed at two and I see now that watching as my dreams were ripped apart solidified my standing as a two, it maybe even moved me closer to 1.
Now, I am grateful, well grateful maybe excessive; I am less angry at the circumstances that led to present day me, that I was forced to enter into a city college. The Star Scholarship awarded to me by the system made it so that I was able to attend school without putting a financial burden on myself. I know that otherwise I would have no means of continuing with my education. However, the semester spent here has made me realise that I have a mind for Statistics and, although history will former remain my passion, is the major I would like to undertake at the College.
This brings us back into me now, now as I consider this essay whilst waiting for Logic to start; I am at the pH level I am because of who I was. There are moments in which I regret not pushing myself more in high school, but I know now that without those mistakes I would not be who I am now.
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