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Meaningful To Me
I place that that has been especially meaningful to me is the house I grew up in as a child before I moved to Wheaton. This is the house where I hold all of my fondest childhood memories. During the time I grew up in this house my siblings and I were all homeschooled. We lived in a very quiet neighborhood next to a huge golf course. Right next to our house was a creek where I have dozens of memories of building forts, searching for frogs and exploring with my two oldest siblings. It's meaningful to me because this was the most peaceful time of my life and a time where I developed great childhood memories with my
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