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in the past few weeks I've learned:
to say "hello" and ask "how are you".
that I am not old or experienced, but a young novice in the game of life.
that you can never really renounce anything because there is fate and there is kismet everywhere.
that the Golden Spoon diet will wreak havoc on a formerly bikini-ready body.
that the above fact should not consume my undivided attention, energies, or self worth.
that I have so much that I want to learn about the world, religion, and literature.
that Requiem For A Dream is far more terrifying than The Exorcism of Emily Rose.
that 23 is too old.
that I don't really know what I want, coupled with the feeling that I'll know what's good when I cross paths with it.
that some people are so nice that they'll drive 15 minutes away from their house to drive the first piece of furniture that you ever bought from the rummage sale to your house because it doesn't fit in your car.
that $20 vintage wing back chairs are incredible, especially when Janie finds your keys beneath their cushions.
that I need to take more time out for picnics-especially since I have a legit basket for it.
that people will never cease to either disappoint you or hugely surprise you.
that I'm really lucky to know the people that I know, and that I love them.
to say "hello" and ask "how are you".
that I am not old or experienced, but a young novice in the game of life.
that you can never really renounce anything because there is fate and there is kismet everywhere.
that the Golden Spoon diet will wreak havoc on a formerly bikini-ready body.
that the above fact should not consume my undivided attention, energies, or self worth.
that I have so much that I want to learn about the world, religion, and literature.
that Requiem For A Dream is far more terrifying than The Exorcism of Emily Rose.
that 23 is too old.
that I don't really know what I want, coupled with the feeling that I'll know what's good when I cross paths with it.
that some people are so nice that they'll drive 15 minutes away from their house to drive the first piece of furniture that you ever bought from the rummage sale to your house because it doesn't fit in your car.
that $20 vintage wing back chairs are incredible, especially when Janie finds your keys beneath their cushions.
that I need to take more time out for picnics-especially since I have a legit basket for it.
that people will never cease to either disappoint you or hugely surprise you.
that I'm really lucky to know the people that I know, and that I love them.