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I wish everyone could experience life as I have. Granted, my life hash- feJKljuiprfect, nor will it become so. Yet, I have
felt each day dj|ferently, loved each person apart from the others, and I \^ g S ^ 'r\e 6 from each incident. I have a belief
that life is too^hort to waste even one moment hating. Though I haven't beenpn angel, that’s one creed I've tried reli­
giously to follow, Nguess what I mean to say is:
I love all people for their individualities, / - 0
But the people a* Carrollton hold a special
place in my h e a r t . j

P.S. Truly learning the value of experience is like acquiripg a tasteTOr
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Once you're hookfed, nothing can take tn§ place of
The Real Thing! * 0 0 ^ | i j j 4* €1