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My Change In Middle School
How did I change when I entered middle school, everything was totally different. I changed In many different ways, I stopped eating lunch, I made a lot more friends, and I have a lot more classes. One of the ways I changed was, I stopped eating lunch. When I got to middle school I stopped eating because I feel like I do not have enough time to do the things I need to and eat lunch all In a limited amount of time. Eating lunch was and is not a priority for me now that I am in middle school. In addition to not eating lunch, I also made great deal of new friends. I already had some friends but I gained so many more starting middle school. Entering middle school without friends would be very difficult. Friends are my number one priority.
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