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When I was going through a very difficult time during my first year of college, she wrote me a letter (Yes! e mail existed but she sent me letters and called much more often than sending email) and shared with me that her favorite quote is "To thine own self be true." I have really taken that to heart and tried to live my life with that quote in mind. I realized that I can be many things at once and that just because one side of me seems to contradict another, I shouldn't try to squash any aspect of myself.
I can be creepy, sensitive, feminine, tomboyish, a mother, a wife, a daughter, a woman, a good cook and still a fast food junkie, and the list goes on.
When I was going through a very difficult time during my first year of college, she wrote me a letter (Yes! e mail existed but she sent me letters and called much more often than sending email) and shared with me that her favorite quote is "To thine own self be true." I have really taken that to heart and tried to live my life with that quote in mind. I realized that I can be many things at once and that just because one side of me seems to contradict another, I shouldn't try to squash any aspect of myself.
I can be creepy, sensitive, feminine, tomboyish, a mother, a wife, a daughter, a woman, a good cook and still a fast food junkie, and the list goes on.
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Re: Hello there!
Date: 2011-05-09 01:19 am (UTC)I've seen Wicked in Boston a couple times and I own a couple bootlegs (my husband knew a guy a while ago who had a ton of bootleg Broadway shows and stuff)
It's my favorite show ever!
Thanks for writing, I'm flattered.