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Kambo’s Korner: Memory Lane

ByAntidote Team
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So lately I’ve been listening to some music that I used to listen to when I was younger. It brings back so many memories of my old friends and me. I find myself smiling or laughing sometimes cause the songs will remind about something that happened. By the way we’re talking 3 years ago so that would make it 2006. (The year the most recent Canadian Census was held).

I still listen to music pretty much everyday, as I did when I was 13. My tastes in music haven’t really changed from then to now. My iPod is an essential part of my day. It’s a nostalgic feeling. Recalling so many memories. It’s sad at the same time though, because I’m not friends with them anymore. Sometimes I feel stupid, that I still wish I had my group of friends from grade 8 because it’s been 3 years. Sometimes I think I should be over it by now. It’s still upsetting though, they were friends of mine for a good chunk of my life.

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