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November was filled with TV excitement. I watched the premiere of Teen Wolf and Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life with my friends and it was a little too much for my fangirl heart to handle. I also went on a sunrise hike and picked out our Christmas tree.

September was exciting. My mom and I visited the beach for the last time until summer greets us again next year, we traveled to MA to see our favorite band, for KING & COUNTRY perform (front row!), I celebrated the start of Autumn with Talia & Taylor and a "The Sound of Music" viewing, and my mom and I went for a bike ride.

August was fun. My family and I experienced a flashback moment when we visited our local drive-in movie theater, Olivia and I house sat for her boss with the cutest cat ever, my friends and I dressed British for the day, my mom and I went blueberry picking at a new farm, and I had many sleepovers with my friends.

June was exciting. We had our annual recital, mom and I explored the town of Kent which was full of waterfalls, quaint shops, and one very cute coffee barista, I went to the beach with my best friend, I did a dance photo shoot with Taylor, and my mom and I vacationed to Washington, D.C. where the American history nerd inside of me was released.

This month was joyful. We celebrated Mother's Day at a beautiful park with tulips and carnations in bloom, my mom and I trekked to the beach again, I went to Rhode Island with my friend for a dance convention, and my family and I enjoyed the first bonfire of the season.

Document Your Life | April 2016

March was a mixture of emotions. I spent the night in a hotel with my friends to watch the Teen Wolf season finale, my brother got married, my friends and I performed a dance in the Good Friday service at church, I celebrated Easter with my family, and I babysat two adorable kids.

February was memorable. The month started with a big snowstorm and my mom and I made a snowman for the first time in a long time. My friends and I celebrated Valentine's Day together with a yummy dinner and a big sleepover. I discovered "Friends" and consequently became obsessed. I got back into writing my novel again and reached over 10,000 words. Finally, we had our first dance competition and Talia won first place overall with her modern solo "Forgive Us," choreographed by me. It was a night to remember.