| can't we stay in the place, supsended, forever? |
no day but today.I have changed a lot over the past four years. These changes have been caused by a variety of things-environment, realizations, maturity. This assignment alone has caused me to think about myself more than I ever have before. How what others see isn't always what is there. I have realized that there is more to me than what others see and hear. I have gone from sweet, innocent, little twelve-year-old to a bright young teenager, full of potential, struggling with depression, to a confident young adult changing herself to the person she wants to be. Over the course of four years, I have changed a lot, emotionally and mentally. Physically, I am vno day but today.
on the brightside.I have lived in this city, this neighborhood, this house my whole life. A quiet little dead end off the one main road in Conimicut Village. We live on the line of two school districts and got stuck with the crappier, further-away one. Everyone knows each other, here, a disadvantage for the fact of a small level gossip train. There is a small trickling brook at the end; a small trickling brook that has a coalition my father is president of. My house lies at the very end, a couple hundred feet from the brook, a small red house with black trim.on the brightside.
The house in which I live is surrounded by trees, which are slowly being chopped down to
emily ann.A name means nothing. A name is just how the world identifies its several billion inhabitants. A name does not make a person; a person makes a person, as do their experiences and environments. There are no stereotypes for names, some just more popular than others. I personally know several Emilys, have met tens more over the years, hundreds of girls with Ann for a middle name, and a handful of Earnshaws. My name has nothing to do with the way I grew up, or the way I am today. I identify with this name because it's the name I was given. I was also given one brain, two arms and legs, ten fingers and toes. That is what I was given and I will havemily ann.
| i'm emily and i'm sixteen. i want to make a profound mark on the world. |
as the new year approaches.
Sarcastic
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i never said thank you for that. i thought i might get one more chance. what would you think of me now, so lucky, so strong, so proud? i never said thank you for that, now i'll never have a chance.
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Hakuna Matata
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“The problem with beauty is it’s so repetitive”
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Anatidaephobia -- the fear that somewhere, somehow, a duck is watching you.
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i never said thank you for that. i thought i might get one more chance. what would you think of me now, so lucky, so strong, so proud? i never said thank you for that, now i'll never have a chance.
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Hakuna Matata
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“The problem with beauty is it’s so repetitive”
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Anatidaephobia -- the fear that somewhere, somehow, a duck is watching you.
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Angela D
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i never said thank you for that. i thought i might get one more chance. what would you think of me now, so lucky, so strong, so proud? i never said thank you for that, now i'll never have a chance.
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i never said thank you for that. i thought i might get one more chance. what would you think of me now, so lucky, so strong, so proud? i never said thank you for that, now i'll never have a chance.
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i never said thank you for that. i thought i might get one more chance. what would you think of me now, so lucky, so strong, so proud? i never said thank you for that, now i'll never have a chance.
means a lot aswell . .
i <3 natural photos too i love who you take a picture of something that doesnt move yet when you capture it ; it has a 1000 words !
Hope you like all my upcoming photos : D
stacey
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te amo, pero no sabe.
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i never said thank you for that. i thought i might get one more chance. what would you think of me now, so lucky, so strong, so proud? i never said thank you for that, now i'll never have a chance.
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