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If you get sad easily, dont read! (My Life So Far)
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Posted by Frank... (frankie) on July 21, 2006 at 22:53:04 from (67.82.219.207):
I seriously thought that I had an almost normal life until it all came crashing down in July. I went to my friends house for two days and I get back to hear that my dad had killed himself. I love him very much and I thought I took that easily for some reason. Got through the funeral and burial fine. Then my girl friend breaks up with me but that really didnt affect me even though I DO love her still. It was calming down after that and I went to my other friends house then to the movies to come back and hear im moving. The only plan now is moving into my grandparents basement which is a finish apartment until I graduate. Oh yea, all in one month... Oh yea, im ONLY 14 years old!! Frank II(Fathers name was Frank too)
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- Re: If you get sad easily, dont read! (My Life So Mark - IN. 04:19:49 07/23/06
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- Re: If you get sad easily, dont read! (My Life So chris sweetland 21:16:35 07/22/06
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- Hurts to think about it. steve from mo - dangit! 16:02:21 07/22/06
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- Re: If you get sad easily, dont read! (My Life So future tractor man 14:44:43 07/22/06
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- Re: If you get sad easily, dont read! (My Life So Jonfarmer 11:24:37 07/22/06
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- Re: If you get sad easily, dont read! (My Life So Broomstacker 09:55:01 07/22/06
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- Re: If you get sad easily, dont read! (My Life So 37 chief 08:47:42 07/22/06
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- Re: If you get sad easily, dont read! (My Life So Brian in Ohio 07:54:48 07/22/06
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- Re: If you get sad easily, dont read! (My Life So jubilee johnny 05:39:25 07/22/06
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- Re: If you get sad easily, dont read! (My Life So Roy Suomi 05:16:00 07/22/06
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- Re: If you get sad easily, dont read! (My Life So eferwerda 05:06:46 07/22/06
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- Re: If you get sad easily, dont read! (My Life So Midwest redneck 02:10:59 07/22/06
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- Re: If you get sad easily, dont read! (My Life So T_Bone 00:45:45 07/22/06
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