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[emosongwriter]

Well, reminiscing about the old times in my old house back on Adams Ave. has brought back many memories and inspired me to write this journal entry. Tomorrow, I am going to write my old neighbor a letter and let him know how much he truly affected my life. When I didn't have a father growing up as a young kid, he was there for me. When he and I

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[tinyevilbunny]

I had my father for all of my life, so I dont know where you're coming from in that perspective, but my mom was gone for a large part of my life, up until a few years ago actually. Look retrospectively back at my life I can admire those who have led me as a motherly figure and fill that empty space. So, in that way, yes, I see where you're coming from.
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[mysorrowonpaper]

It's odd that I do know where you're coming from but my parents were around...sort of. Anyway, I'd rather not discuss that, but it's good to know that people do appreciate what they have... you're not alone <3

Post-Script: I haven't commented in quite a while because if I recall correctly (and I'm sure I do(=) last time I commented you yelled at meee. Okayyy. Toodles.

[enchanted88]

i used to live on adams avenue too!! i lived at the dead end by the creek until 2nd grade...haha thats funny...i love you dave!!! good luck w/ the colleges

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[saveyourself664]

hey. my lj isnt worth reading.. haha. um. but. i have one!

-nicky

[myfeverbroke04]

my neighbor taught me how to ride my bike toooo. my dad was always workin and my mom was basically only home on weekends soo i get where your comin from. ill never forget him for that.