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Themes From My Childhood


My parents really tried to raise me right They taught me my manners and right from wrong. But the greatest lessons I’ve learned in life came from Snow White, Kramer, Pheobe, and Ron. From Disney I learned to follow my dreams Because anyone can win if they try. Friends taught me no matter how bad things seem find a way to laugh when you wanna cry. Harry Potter shows that you don’t need guts – you only need something worth fighting for. From Seinfeld I know life’s not perfect – so what. Friends will be there for you, if nothing more. Even when Disney fades and Friends doesn’t air These themes from my childhood will always be there.
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