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School is dreadful

School is dreadful. Like a gobbling monster eating up my bedtime. A world of dark and crisp. Cold and cruel. We are like slaves. Oh, how long. Hours drag along. It seems it would never end. From bus rides to daycare, School is dreadful- until, my mother picks me up- as I snuggle against her, and school is not dreadful anymore.
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allison-may
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Sep 25, 2010
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Sometimes school is not dreadful!

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