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My Life As A Teenage Spoficus
This Is Just The Beginning.
I suppose I knew I didn't fit in but I had always hoped that having a new beginning would help me make more friends. My mum and dad had just divorced and i was only four years old. I didn't understand why daddy wasn't coming home and why mummy was upset at night. All i knew was that tomorrow i was going to my new school and i was excited and nervous wondering what events would take place.
My seven o'clock alarm went off but my mum still had to literally drag me out of bed. I put on my clothes as best as I could and slid down the stairs to make my toast. I switched on the television and all that was on was a show for babies but i suppose it was better than nothing. After it had gone eight thirty I was anxious to go but the school was only up the top of the street and my mum still wasn't up from bed. After making my way up the stairs to wake my mother up, a knock came at the door. I rushed down the stairs almost tripping over my own feet. It was the postman, he gave me the letters even though he looked as if he shouldn't be and i looked through them. On one it said:
Miss Lily O'Hannen
24 Cambell street,
Mount Abertallen,
California,
O1445.
I knew my name. I ripped it open. Inside was a letter and a new orange teddy bear. My favourite colour. I started to read the letter. It was off my dad...
My seven o'clock alarm went off but my mum still had to literally drag me out of bed. I put on my clothes as best as I could and slid down the stairs to make my toast. I switched on the television and all that was on was a show for babies but i suppose it was better than nothing. After it had gone eight thirty I was anxious to go but the school was only up the top of the street and my mum still wasn't up from bed. After making my way up the stairs to wake my mother up, a knock came at the door. I rushed down the stairs almost tripping over my own feet. It was the postman, he gave me the letters even though he looked as if he shouldn't be and i looked through them. On one it said:
Miss Lily O'Hannen
24 Cambell street,
Mount Abertallen,
California,
O1445.
I knew my name. I ripped it open. Inside was a letter and a new orange teddy bear. My favourite colour. I started to read the letter. It was off my dad...