I feel sick. I don’t remember EVER feeling this anxious for the first day of school. I was feeling better after the presentation we had this morning, but the pit is back; it’s not butterflies, it’s more like my guinea pigs chasing each other around their cage.
The workshop this morning was from the Love and [...]
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