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This was my debut to the world's stage. The best day of my parents' lives. I am fairly certain that nothing has topped it. According to witnesses, I didn't cry much and just watched everyone and everything. This should have been seen as a sign that I would not be playing with toys and only watch visually and mentally engaging shows when I was brought home.
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My dumb best friend and sometimes twin enters the world and adds stress to the hearts of all who come in contact to her. One of the best sisters out there.
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This was the first time I got in trouble at school. It was a windy, cold winter's day; snow was everywhere outside. I was playing with a boy (who was smart and didn't get into trouble) when my teacher came stomping over and saying that she had blown the whistle many times. I didn't hear that, but I saw my classmates were already lined up. My teacher pulled my card so I didn't get a prize out of the prize box which is pretty light, but I have never felt so wronged in my life.
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This was my first day of Pre-K 4 and my journey as an intellectual. This was also the first time I was away from my mom and dad and I had to learn how to not depend on them all throughout the day.
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On this day, I really learned what it meant to be a big sister (Sis 1 didn't count, we were basically the same age). I learned how to become more caring, responsible, and open-minded to mom's struggles. This was when I started to become even more independent and responsible.
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This is the day the last of my clan was born. Well, hopefully one of my siblings will continue the blood line.
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On this day, I was once again thrown into a new environment where I had to work hard to learn how to live. This was also the day I met my long-time best friend and started growing up from my child-like behaviours.
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This day is very important to who I am as a person because it kickstarted my love of KPOP, K-Dramas, and obviously: BTS.
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This was the year I got a sweater with BTS on it. It was my first ever band merch and it was BTS's! I also got my first phone this day but that didn't make me cry so...
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This was the year I decided I wanted to learn Korean so I could understand my K-Dramas. I have notebooks and videos and resources to study. I have been studying intermittently throughout those years.
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This was one of the best days of my life. My mom took me and an old friend to see BTS, and it was amazing! I cried the second the guys came on stage. They all looked so handsome and I still can't believe we were breathing the same air.
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This was my first formal dance that included a dinner. It was really nice and really drove in how much I wanted to be rich so I can eat that delicious food often. I also really liked looking expensive while everyone else looks expensive. I don't like to dance though.
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This was the day I've been waiting for! I can finally leave that school and move closer to my goal of being somewhat rich and having a well-paying, stable job. My siblings cut school that day and my parents took us for a celebratory meal at Outback. Ribs taste great when you look expensively beautiful.
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My mom signed me up for Taekwondo where I not only build my physical strength but where I also build my character. It took and still takes a lot of patience and determination to get through the rigorous training. It'll be worth it in the future though.
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This was the first day to what was supposed to be the best years of my life according to every high school story ever. I was excited but my mom kept talking about how much I've grown. I also had to get ready as soon as I got up instead of bein able to read for an hour (I wasn't going to wake up at 5). I started putting myself to sleep at 8:30 so I could be well rested for school.
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This was the start of a long year. Although it came as a struggle sometimes, my family grew closer as a result through all of the activities we did together at home.
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This day was the start of a month long pain. The first day of school was the next day when the results came back: sis1 has COVID. A couple of days later, I have COVID. This was a learning experience and was a very frightening and stressful time. However I did manage to become more open-minded to the struggles of others.
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This day was when I turned a special age according to my mom. It is also when my parents stopped treating me like their child and keep telling me what adults do. I get a lot of "You're not a kid anymore"s.
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This was my first day at school after COVID. I was still not feeling that great but I was not POSITIVE so I came to school. It was an okay day and I spent the whole day getting lost in the halls and trying to get in tune with the machine of our school. I learned that patience is a virtue and when I am patient, I have an excellent gut instinct that will take me places.
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On this day I was taken from school to get a shot at the hospital. This is big because it is the first time in a while where my maternal parent took me for a shot. I had two nurses; one for the shot and one to hold my hand (When I had surgery, five nurses and a head masseuse). I also kept up my no fainting streak. This is just one of the many "special treatments" I get for being on the "Fainting Watch List". . It is also just a bit of how much I feel I cruise through life.