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Exams have ended and I'm back to blogging. Yesterday was the last day of school for the 11th grader and we're all very happy, we cant describe our happiness in words. Because you know, school ~~sucks.~~ The F unstoppable tasks and exams. Well, we all have to admit that our school sucks, but one day we're going to be proud for going to that school.

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More than broken, he is alone

(start playing: "Regina Spektor -Hero") Summer invites Tom to a party at her apartment. He expects to reconcile with Summer at the party, but sees that she is wearing an engagement ring. He becomes even more depressed, only leaving his apartment for alcohol and junk food. After quitting the greeting card company while with a hangover. Tom decides to return to his original field and applies for architecture jobs.

I've watched 500 days of summer countless of times, it's been almost a year.

The narrator told us upfront that it wasn't a love story. This is a story that tells us what went wrong. Why it isn’t meant to be. It tells us the harsh reality that love always comes with this side-effect: pain. Yes, it is supposed to hurt. Because while love is always perfect, relationships are and will always be flawed.

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Hello July

It's July and it's already been halfway through the year. Time goes by fast. Everything seems so quick. I'm not a 10th grader anymore. I'm an 11th grader now. It seems like yesterday when I registered to High School. Time is precious and you should use it wisely. Be thankful we’re still young and just kick back and try to forget all the bad vibes and make the most out of what we have now because when we’re older, we’re gonna wish we could re-live our teenage years again. You only young once, and I wish I'd be forever young. Time is more valuable than money. You can get more money, but you cannot get more time.

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Fifteen: Old enough to know, too young to care

Growing old is mandatory, growing up is optional

Being fifteen feels the same like any other age. The only difference? Is just growing another wrinkle each day and getting closer to being old. But you know what? Life couldn’t get any better than this. One more year till sweet sixteen comes, I still consider myself as ten years ago. As a 1st grader at elementary school. When I met very first friend in class, when i moved to Yogyakarta at the following month, and came back to Palembang 2 years later, went to secondary school, and now being a 10th grader. Everything seems so quick. Seems like just yesterday.

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Hello July

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Fifteen: Old enough to know, too young to care

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