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The summer in Texas took everything it could from me -- my confidence, my soul, and all the sweat my body could produce. But it also showed me happiness. It showed me lake days and laughter, drinking in the sand with my best friend, and searching for alligators in a swamp. It showed me that sometimes you need to go to Louisiana and gamble until 3 am then drive three hours back home. Reminiscing about your youth and making new inside jokes to talk about later. The summer in Texas showed me good food and country music is something I didn't know I was missing from my life. Showed me dancing on rooftops and art all over downtown Dallas and in Austin too. This was a year I will never forget-- dreaming of new beginnings and spending a year with my best friend just being twenty something year old for the first time in our life. A year spent remembering who we are and trying to grow instead of putting ourselves down.
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Feb 15, 2018
Feb 15, 2018 at 12:59 PM UTC
A year in Texas
The summer in Texas took everything it could from me -- my confidence, my soul, and all the sweat my body could produce. But it also showed me happiness. It showed me lake days and laughter, drinking in the sand with my best friend, and searching for alligators in a swamp. It showed me that sometimes you need to go to Louisiana and gamble until 3 am then drive three hours back home. Reminiscing about your youth and making new inside jokes to talk about later. The summer in Texas showed me good food and country music is something I didn't know I was missing from my life. Showed me dancing on rooftops and art all over downtown Dallas and in Austin too. This was a year I will never forget-- dreaming of new beginnings and spending a year with my best friend just being twenty something year old for the first time in our life. A year spent remembering who we are and trying to grow instead of putting ourselves down.
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Feb 15, 2018
Feb 15, 2018 at 12:59 PM UTC
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