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2£®My childhood was less than ideal--in fact£¬I was the only girl in my family who did not run away from home during adolescence£®£¨76£©G
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    Barb seemed the exact opposite of me£¨78£©E£®£®One day I watched Barb draw while waiting for class to start£®I sighed£¬thinking how Barb could do anything she wanted to£ºdraw£¬paint£¬sing£¬and play the guitar£®
£¨79£©B£®"I wish I was artistic£¬"I replied£®
"Mary£¬"she said in amazement£®"You ARE artistic!"
    I figured she was just being nice£¬but if Barb thought I was artistic£¬there must be something to it£¬even if I thought my only artistic abilities were with words£®Thanks to her£¬I learned to recognize my artistic abilities£®
This summer I wrote to Barb and reminded her of that conversation£®£¨80£©C£®I had removed a closet in my bedroom for more space£¬and needed to choose colors and wall hangings£®I felt quite upset£®Just as I was about to give up£¬I heard Barb's voice in my memory£¬"Mary£¬you ARE artistic!"With her words ringing in my head£¬I found the perfect color for the walls and the perfect pictures for the walls£®
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G£®After high school I moved 300 miles away for college£¬but quickly had second thoughts about whether I belonged there£®

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