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  • Being a military child means being there for your friend’s birthdays, But missing family reunions. It means learning the meaning of life with your...

    Jaida Koweh

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  • Civilian Life? What is that? What is a home? A house made of bricks? A place where both….. What is are siblings but a built in friend, What...

    Naomi Mahal Baumgartner

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  • Being a military child is interesting. I had lived in Maryland my entire life and whenever I moved, I only moved twenty minutes away from my old...

    Skyler Olson

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  • Having friends for two years is something a military child fears. They make a friend today half of them are gay. A long term friendship no one...

    Sin Tunstall

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  • “Where are you from?” What does that question mean? Does it mean where I was born? Where I lived last? Where I lived the longest? Where I liked...

    Reighlyn Kissick

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  • Growing up, one of the main things we care about is making friends. Making sure we have someone to eat with at lunch, play with at recess, and sit...

    Natalia Velasco

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