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My Teacher
By Tronicek BRONZE
St. Louis, Missouri

Buying tickets for the train was a whole experience in itself. When we were getting change, the machine didn’t just give us regular dollars, we got gold dollar coins! I didn’t ev...
Tronicek BRONZE, St. Louis, Missouri
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Favorite Quote:
&quot;Talent is cheaper than table salt.&quot;<br /> <br /> -Stephen King

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Tayler
By Sierra Carbrey BRONZE
St. Louis, Missouri
Sierra Carbrey BRONZE, St. Louis, Missouri
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High School Traffic
By AnmolSinghYork BRONZE
Commerce City, Colorado
AnmolSinghYork BRONZE, Commerce City, Colorado
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how do you
By Anonymous
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True Love...Not
By Mitchell Matthews BRONZE
Webster Groves, Missouri
Mitchell Matthews BRONZE, Webster Groves, Missouri
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A Critique of Mattresses
By EllenMC GOLD
Boulder, Colorado
EllenMC GOLD, Boulder, Colorado
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Favorite Quote:
Excerpt from Calvin and Hobbes:<br /> Calvin asks Mom: &quot;Why are you crying?&quot;<br /> Mom: &quot;I&#039;m cutting an onion.&quot;<br /> Calvin: &quot;Life must be hard when you start anthropomorphizing your vegetables.&quot;

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The Therapist's Office
By Anonymous
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Should Parents Spend More Time With Their Kids
By SirPunchWood BRONZE
Bremen, Indiana
SirPunchWood BRONZE, Bremen, Indiana
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Woman shelters
By itss_briiii_ BRONZE
Bremen IN., Indiana
itss_briiii_ BRONZE, Bremen IN., Indiana
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Favorite Quote:
We are all a little weird and life&#039;s a little weird. And when we find someone who&#039;s weirdness is compatible with ours, we join up with them and fall in mutual weirdness and call it love. <br /> - Dr. Seuss

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Camp Eberhart
By Anonymous