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Making Good Choices: A Personal Experience
My greatest accomplishments
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One day while selling candy at school, I made a goal for the week. If I sold out every day 25$ would go into my savings for a party I wanted to help my friend with. I was so dedicated to get all the money I needed. It was her birthday and I promised her the best night ever. So every day that week I packed 50$ worth of product. Selling out every day it was finally Friday! I had all the money I needed for that night. 125$ waiting for my dearest friend .We literally blew that night away.

Favorite song & artists
Time travel undone – SZA
The pressure – Jhene aiko
That’s what you get-Paramore
Personal strength’s
Making clothes
Writing
Taking pictures
Favorite things to do!
Rap & sing
Chill
Be peaceful ^_^

Funniest thing that happen to me
In 5th grade I liked this boy who always had Doritos chips. I hated them but I did anything I could just to talk to him. Every day I would go up to him and ask him for some, and he would always give them to me. One day my friend walked up to me while I was asking him and she then said “why are you asking him for those? You hate those chips! I looked at her and said well I like them now. She giggled and said no it’s because you like him. I was so embarrassed.

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I'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not.
Kurt Cobain ♥
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