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[cpepin]

Lately I have been thinking about my life and how i have been living it. Today, in history class, Mr. Folsom was saying,when we graduate from High School, about half of the people that we are used to seeing everyday at school, we might never see again after graduation day. That really hit me as a realization. I was thinking about how my life is

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[anonymous]

I understand exactly what you are saying - I've been there and I still feel that way sometimes. Fortunately, where there is a will, there is generally a way -- it's a cliche but it's true. You have a lot in you that I can tell you want to share. And by realizing how much you have and realizing that you want to do something with it, you have taken the first step to making a change in for yourself and for others too :-) We are all growing older every minute, which means every minute counts. It's hard to remember that all the time. But still, each minute is another opportunity to do something great - whether that be making your family smile, doing something positive for yourself, or saying hi to a stranger that needs a hello. Every minute you can be doing something to feel useful. It's up to you whether or not you want your life to be more exciting. Only you can make the change, and I'm absolutely positive you can do it. You are a wonderful person, and with a little faith and motivation I know you will go far. As you grow older, too, you

[shelaghrose]

Don't be scared of dying my darling. Just be curious. Think of dying as moving on to something new. I know what you mean about every year getting shorter and shorter, but each year is what you make it. Each and every minute is what you make it. I decided earlier this year that I wasn't going to look back at all my fun times, I was just going to make some new fun times. So thats what I did. I love you Christine Renee. Stay Peppy!