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 Heya! Welcome back to my blog. Today, we’ll be talking about how I evolved over time. We somewhat covered this last time. But, this time I plan to go more in-depth. Under the picture below. Also, my day has been great. Some iffy parts with homework and stuff. But we also push through these things. These symbolize character and will help down the road. Enough rambling from me though.

Alot less put together than the first image. I feel like the first couple weeks of school were challenging and I started to unravel. As you can see with the socks and the untied shoes. I believe I was stressed with an overload of homework at that time. I didn’t know how much time I would have on my hands to do me. But I started to figure it out. I started taking things at my own pace. That’s my advice to everyone reading the blog. Take things at your own pace. Anyway, it’s time to wrap this up. Thank you for reading my blog and have a nice day!

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