Micki: Sophomore Year Of High School

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Conceptualize executing that one situation or task that’s frightening in the upmost way and completing that. As time goes on and more experiences are gained I move closer and closer to who I believe I’m supposed to be. One step closer to who I want to be. Experience is what builds us up and if we’re knocked down it makes us stronger. With encouragement, sweat, and fear I stood up in the spotlight and succeeded far more than I ever imagined. Sophomore year of high school, I met one of the utmost encouraging, spunky, and strong willed, tenacious person, Micki. She instantaneously became one of my closest companions. Micki was a theatre geek and undoubtedly musically involved, it was an extensive part of her life. She was planning on participating

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