Famous

If I were famous, I would be so scared. I think about whether I got famous, and I genuinely don’t know if it would be the best thing ever or the most terrifying thing. I feel like I would be able to wear whatever I want, go wherever I want, and make so many friends so easily because I would probably know everyone. It would be so fun to travel wherever, whenever. I feel like there would always be something happening, and my life would never feel boring.

But then, I think about the reality of it, and I feel like I would actually be so intimidated. I can just imagine walking into a room and knowing that almost everyone knows who you are, or going out and wondering if paparazzi are secretly taking pictures of you. I feel like I would be too afraid to go outside if I looked bad one day. What if I literally just wanted to have a bad day and be left alone, and some guy comes up to me asking about my opinion on something, flashing a camera in my face? The thought of people talking about you or making up stories about your life seems so weird to think about.

The strangest part would be that you never really know what people’s intentions are. Like, would someone want to be my friend, or would they just want to be around me because I’m famous? Would people even like me for who I am or pretend to? That would make me go crazy. But at the same time, I can’t lie, I would love to be famous. I guess what makes being famous so interesting to me is that I would want all the cool parts without necessarily wanting everyone to know everything about me. I think I’d want to be famous for like a week just to try it out and see if I like it, and then just go back to normal life.

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Hair

I have always had pin straight hair. I love it now but when I was younger it was a different story. Almost everyone in my family has wavy or curly hair, so I grew to wonder why I didn’t. I would spend nights trying to find ways to curl my hair but it never stuck. As I got older I started wanting to experiment with my hair more. I wanted to get layers, something that would give more dimension and life to my hair. Every time I would go to a salon I would be told that the layers wouldn’t look natural and they would be choppy if I didn’t style it. I didn’t want to have to style it. I wanted it to look like it did on all my other friends. When I got into high school my opinion on my hair changed. It got longer, and I found a way of cutting it that I liked. I got more confident in my hair and I learned to be happy with the simplicity of it. Even though it was the bane of my existence when I was younger, it has grown to be something i love.

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Seasons Loop

Every day, Earth spins and orbits the Sun; seasons change all over the world. Some countries on Earth only have two seasons, while some have four. Different areas in the world experience seasonal changes; embrace them with their pros and cons.

Countries by the equator (like Brazil) typically only have two seasons called wet and dry. Because those places are hit by the sun the most, they typically don’t get too cold, and you wouldn’t see snow in those areas. Areas around the equator are normally tropical, which is why they receive lots of rainfall and are humid. 

Countries south or north of the equator typically have more than two seasons. America, for example, has four seasons called winter, spring, summer, and fall. Some might have more negatives than positives; however, each one is necessary. 

So each year, as the Earth rotates, the seasons come and go in an endless loop that we all have grown used to. 

Did you know there are 6 seasons in the Upper Valley

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Brother

My brother is my favorite person in my life; he understands me better than anybody and has never given up on me. He has seen me through every aspect of my life and has helped me through everything. He is, of course, my annoying older brother who pushes my buttons, but he is also my biggest inspiration. He makes me want to work harder every day for my goals because I watched him do just that his whole life. He holds me accountable for my actions and for being responsible for my life and my future, and while it may be frustrating and irritating in the moment, I can look back and be so thankful I have someone who pushes me like that. Besides being an amazing role model, he is an amazing friend; I call him multiple times a week at all hours of the day, and he always answers and lets me talk about nonsense for hours. He constantly takes me out to dinner, shopping, or golfing just so we can spend time together doing fun activities. My brother makes sure I always have what I need to achieve my goals, and I could not be more grateful for him. He is by far the best big brother in the world, not only because he loves me but because he makes it his mission to ensure I succeed and can live the best life possible.

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