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"I was visiting my parents and I ran into her at a local supermarket and we went out for dinner. It was really fun and it was really interesting to see how our lives had changed. We both had a difficult time in school. We both had different types of learning disabilities. And it was really interesting to see that we both made it. We were both professionals, even though we didn't have the greatest beliefs in ourselves. Me being a special ed teacher and her becoming a lawyer."
"I was visiting my parents and I ran into her at a local supermarket and we went out for dinner. It was really fun and it was really interesting to see how our lives had changed. We both had a difficult time in school. We both had different types of learning disabilities. And it was really interesting to see that we both made it. We were both professionals, even though we didn't have the greatest beliefs in ourselves. Me being a special ed teacher and her becoming a lawyer."
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"I was visiting my parents and I ran into her at a local supermarket and we went out for dinner. It was really fun and it was really interesting to see how our lives had changed. We both had a difficult time in school. We both had different types of learning disabilities. And it was really interesting to see that we both made it. We were both professionals, even though we didn't have the greatest beliefs in ourselves. Me being a special ed teacher and her becoming a lawyer."
"I was visiting my parents and I ran into her at a local supermarket and we went out for dinner. It was really fun and it was really interesting to see how our lives had changed. We both had a difficult time in school. We both had different types of learning disabilities. And it was really interesting to see that we both made it. We were both professionals, even though we didn't have the greatest beliefs in ourselves. Me being a special ed teacher and her becoming a lawyer."