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[may-rah-kee] GREEK
1.(v.) to do something with soul, creativity, or love. to put something of yourself into your work.
2.(v.) to leave a piece of yourself on your work. To do something with passion and devotion, to act with undivided attent...
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1. 2 facts about yourself
Jeez, these are getting harder and harder.
1. I've driven before
Yes, I am 13, yes, it was illegal, but hush, we don't need those details.
When I was early 13ish, my mom had a back injection. She had broken a disk in her back and got surgery, but it still hurt—important, but not for this.
The injection hurts really bad, so they numb your back and drug you, so, for safety reasons, you shouldn't drive.
My mom's usual driver, my best friend's mom, was at an out-of-town funeral, so she wasn't able to do it. And her second driver, my dad, was taking exams at school, so yeah, no one but me and my brother left.
My dad had already taught me to drive and when I was younger, I had researched a lot about road safety and such (just a curious child). So I knew enough.
I look old enough to have a license, especially with a mask, if I do my makeup right, I could be in my late teens, early twenties.
What a wonder makeup and a mask can do.
Anyways, I just had to pull up under the ER awning, wait for her to get in, and drive home.
(We lived semi close to where she got it done, so that was extra nice.)
As this may have told you, I technically know how to drive, but you still shouldn't trust me driving, because getting on and off the highway is still...difficult.
