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When I graduate, my mother and I are moving back down to North Carolina. Where in NC, we don't know, but we're kind of getting tired of having snow all winter.

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be prepared for the real world instead of being ushered into it.

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*Update about the events I looked forward to:

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*Update about the events I looked forward to:

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Both A Hat in Time and Super Mario Odyssey were spectacular games because they reminded me of my childhood, for different reasons. Super Mario Odyssey was great because it reminded me of the epic scope and grandeur of the Mario Galaxy games, which I used to play for eons when I was a kid. There was so much to do, and plenty of secrets to uncover. Perhaps too many, as a matter of fact--- Mario Odyssey took me almost TWO MONTHS to complete 100%.
This is why A Hat in Time was, in my honest opinion, the superior game. Despite its short length (at least compared to Mario Odyssey), A Hat in Time manages to feel like a full game, because it doesn't have a ton of tasks for you to complete. The tasks you do have to accomplish, as a result, feel like the developers put a fair amount of effort and care into designing them. While most of the tasks in Mario Odyssey felt the same way, some of them felt like filler- meaning that it felt like they were there to fill out a quota.

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*If I could read a book for myself for English it would be

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*If I could read a book for myself for English it would be

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The Postman by David Brin. It's about a man who poses as a mailman in post-apocalyptic Oregon who tells people lies about a "Restored United States Of America" to give people hope. That in and of itself sounds interesting, and it raises all sorts of questions: Why would he do this? Is it for his own gain, or is he genuine in his desire to give people hope? How far are people willing to go to cling on to that tiny bit of hope in the darkest of times?

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You will be ready for a break when those games are released in October!  I love your quote, too.
25/25

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I would like to see a Broadway show in my lifetime.

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I would like to see a Broadway show in my lifetime.

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I learn best when there's a study guide about what we're learning. 

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I learn best when there's a study guide about what we're learning. 

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A book series that I'm looking forward to reading soon is the Godhead Trilogy by James Morrow.

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A book series that I'm looking forward to reading soon is the Godhead Trilogy by James Morrow.

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Basically, it asks and attempts to answer the question "what would happen if God actually died"?

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Events I'm looking forward to this fall (Pt. 1) 

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Events I'm looking forward to this fall (Pt. 1) 

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I'm actually looking forward to 2 things this fall, both happening in October. First is the release of the game "A Hat in Time" on October 5th for the PS4.

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Events I'm looking forward to this fall (Pt. 2) 

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Events I'm looking forward to this fall (Pt. 2) 

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The second event is the release of
"Super Mario Odyssey" on October 27th.

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This past summer, I went to Charlotte, NC for a few days, which was a pretty okay trip.

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My name is Cameron Minor, but I prefer to be called CJ (I'm the one on the right).