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Recognized and smiled at familiar faces.
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Was able to sit up on my own.
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By the time I was 7 months old I had said mama, dadda, and bye.
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Started walking on my 1st birthday.
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Waved bye to my mom when she left me at the Montessori (she says she was more upset than I was). I comforted and talked to other toddlers who were crying and upset about their parents leaving.
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Started my education by attending the Montessori as a toddler and continued through preschool and kindergarten.
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I was able to ride my tricycle and would spend hours outside riding it around the driveway and deck in circles.
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I was able to take turns while playing games , such as tag and pretending to play house, with peers.
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Began reading short picture books.
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Started playing sports on a team, such as soccer.
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I started playing tennis, which I still continue to play even today.
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I joined Brownie, Girl Scouts with all of my friends.
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Started to take piano lessons.
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Started to take ice skating lessons.
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Formed stronger and closer friendships. Was given more freedom, such as being able to walk around the mall with my friends while my mom did her own shopping.
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Grew taller and got thinner.
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Started dating.
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Got my drivers license, and was given more freedom now that I could drive myself places such as school, sports practices, and to my friends houses.
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Had my appendix taken out, right before it burst.
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Decided/narrowed down which University I planned to attend.
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Moved to North Carolina for school.
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I got engaged.
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My son Michael is born on Easter Sunday.
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Turned 21 and I am now able to legally drink.
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Stress increases with maintaining honors in school as well as being the best mother I can be.
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Graduated with my Bachelor's Degree in Psychology.
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Graduate from Law School, with plans to go into family law.
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Plan to be getting married or getting married in the near future.
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Plan to buy a house.
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Plan on staying in shape and keeping a healthy body and mind, so I am able to continue working and staying active for many more years.
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Plan on working less hours and possibly only a few days a week.
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I will notice that I have developed many more wrinkles than I had previously had.
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I will develop arthiritis.
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I plan on retiring.
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I plan on traveling to all the places I have wanted to visit but did not have the time to visit prior to retiring.
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I will start volunteering, either at hospitals, schools or somewhere that I can interact with others.
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I will enroll in adult classes to keep my brain sharp.
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I will continue to stay active in my life, by enrolling in exercise classes for seniors.
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I will enjoy telling stories of my childhood and about my life.
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My short term memory will not be as sharp as it had been before.
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I will die peacefully somewhere around 98 years-old.