Why I Want To Leave An Art Society

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I was always passionate about creating things that were out of the ordinary. Every year when I was little I would sign up for an art summer class they would have at my very own school. I would craft many things for Mothers day and father's day because I was young and didn't have my own money to spend. In a way this helped me throughout the years since I kept making crafts for any occasions like birthdays and so on. I found myself later applying for art society and I was able to make the cut. I became a member, but I had to quit the club because I didn't have transportation to go back to the high school. I take college classes so that I may finish my associates degree at a young age and it was also the reason I had to leave art society. I had

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