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New Year, New Me

 




The year 2021 gave me a lot of memories that make me sad and happy. But to me, those memories have a reason in my life. It might give me a life lesson that I haven't found out yet or, it just going to cheer me up to keep going in life.

 

This year 2021, we can't be able to meet or even hug my mother because this year 2021 should be her vacation in the Philippines, but unfortunately, the Pandemic started.

 

I become more aware of my attitude and, I also can hold my temper now when I'm angry at someone, but holding my temper means to me is crying inside my room, so that I can't be able to shout at them because I'm afraid that I might say words that might hurt their feelings.

 

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