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What I've Learned


I've learned that "good enough," is never your best in school or in life. I've learned parents do and will always love you, no matter how bad you mess up. I've learned how you play a sport, is more then whether you win or lose, it is about showing who you really are. I've learned that life is too short, to ever waste a second of it. I've learned I wish I had one more chance, to say good bye to my great-grandpa before he died. I've learned when you play on a team, you win and lose as a team not as an individual. I've learned that things happen for a reason, you just have to make the best of it. I've learned grandparents always know how to cheer you up, especially when having problems at home or school. I've learned that harder you work for something, the more you appreciate it.
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