One bright and sunny day, me and my sister were at home with my parent. I was taking a shower when I heard my sister open the bathroom door. It reeked of the smell of mouthwash. I got out of the shower and opened the door. I could smell MY mouthwash all over my sister's sink. At first, I thought she had just gotten done brushing her teeth, but as I got closer to her sink, I realized that she had used my mouthwash. I was disgusted and grossed out because I put my mouth on the bottle. Now I was furious. As soon as I was done getting dressed, I told my parent what had happened. I felt bad afterwards because my sister was crying and apologizing. I accepted her apology and told her a joke to make her laugh again.
True friendship is really hard to describe actually. Its when u feel at home i guess when u fell like u can telll them anything and when u feel like
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“Where the Wild Things Are” is for those not afraid to remember the emotions of childhood and for children who not only know fear, but anger and curiosity and sadness and joy and we should trust their capacity to experience them all
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