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If I could have one wish, it would be to have a short bed
ki11g wh Chevy truck - it ·s my dream truck. One age I'd
!rm: to he for the rest of my life is 16 - it's the freest time
of )'om· life. There is no one I'd ever trade lives with. My
life i.1 just fine. I'm probably most proud of doing well here
"' Bou mcm. The most important thing I've learned about
lift: in the last few years is that it's a "doggy dog world''.
Yo!✓ have to work for what you want. What makes me feel
frn.1tratecl? Living with two women.' Best piece of advice
T'n hwrcl that I know will keep me on the road to success:
"Do what you have to do and go for the gold with your
hcc✓cl 11-17 . ..
Robel Douglas
I'm most proud of having held two jobs over the summer so that I
could give my mom a helping hand. I would never trade lives with
tmyone, even if I could, because I started this life, and I want to
fi11iJh it. I am very thankful for: living with my mom, my grand-
jh11wts, and for being given another chance in school. If I could
hcwe one wiJh, it would be for world peace, making this a better
place for the next generations. The best piece of advice I've ever
hum! is to stay in school and get your diploma.
Elisha Frias