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Aug 1, 2021 23 min

EP 7. I finished high school...?

from Writer Things Hosted by Writer Rina

I recently said goodbye to school uniforms as I said hello to my upcoming post-secondary school debt. With my pre-recorded virtual graduation video paused, my worst-weather-ever-diploma-pick-up-day over, and my struggle to find a place to live in this September being a real challenge, I start my new life as an art university student! Psst... I'll be majoring in Creative Writing! (IG: Writer.Rina)

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