Downtown

Have you ever going back to a familiar place and to your ultimate disappointment there is nothing familiar about it. I fear that I'm destined to meet this fate. I am going to my auntie's wedding this October and I'm headed back to my hometown. The town it's self will bring up memories from the past, and there are people in the town with familiar faces, doing familiar things that I once did, I guess I am fearing the fact that I might have changed form the girl that left 3 years ago.
Am I still that girl that went to Pig Out in the Park and ate so much that I didn't eat for a whole two days afterwards because I was still so full? Am I the girl that would smoke cigarettes underneath the walkway going to Gotshock's hoping that no one I knew would drive by and, most definitely tell my Mother. Am I the girl that spent most of her summers riding her bike form house-to-house, park-to-park and, event-to-event? Spending every Blooms Day with family and friends. When I was......

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Title: Narative: Going Home
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Approximate Pages: 4 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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