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I figured I’d drop in from time to time to share some random stories from my life.
Here’s the first one:
So, I was walking down the street with my buddies once. We were having a blast, but
honestly, I can't even remember why. We walked maybe ten feet together before we had to head home—total bummer, because we were actually having a great time. You don't find friends like that every day.
When I was a kid, I had tons of toys and spent all my time playing with them. I stuck to my toys—didn't bother messing around with stuff like silverware. I've heard some people actually play with forks or whatever, but that just seemed stupid to me when I had actual toys to play with.
I also had this remote-controlled car. It was bright red and seriously fast.
Sometimes, when it's raining, I'll pull back the curtain just to stare out the window—I love watching and listening to the rain hit the glass. Other times, even when it's clear, I'll peek through the curtain and watch people passing by. They all look so weird to me; I'll just sit there watching them until my mom calls me over to grab some food.
School is alright, except for the walls. Walls are total garbage because they stop me from going wherever I want to go. I hate them—walls, I mean.
Out of all my school supplies, the protractor is my favorite. Measuring angles is actually pretty cool.
Here’s the first one:
So, I was walking down the street with my buddies once. We were having a blast, but
honestly, I can't even remember why. We walked maybe ten feet together before we had to head home—total bummer, because we were actually having a great time. You don't find friends like that every day.
When I was a kid, I had tons of toys and spent all my time playing with them. I stuck to my toys—didn't bother messing around with stuff like silverware. I've heard some people actually play with forks or whatever, but that just seemed stupid to me when I had actual toys to play with.
I also had this remote-controlled car. It was bright red and seriously fast.
Sometimes, when it's raining, I'll pull back the curtain just to stare out the window—I love watching and listening to the rain hit the glass. Other times, even when it's clear, I'll peek through the curtain and watch people passing by. They all look so weird to me; I'll just sit there watching them until my mom calls me over to grab some food.
School is alright, except for the walls. Walls are total garbage because they stop me from going wherever I want to go. I hate them—walls, I mean.
Out of all my school supplies, the protractor is my favorite. Measuring angles is actually pretty cool.