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Since I have begun college I have found myself with a lot of time on my hands and I think I am turning in to an 80 year old.

One day, I didn’t think I had anything to do, so I took the time to get the newspaper and do the crossword puzzle. I’ve always enjoyed crossword puzzles, but have never had the time to do them. I usually do a crossword a day. It keeps the mind young.

I’ve also taken up solitaire.

I also have been into bird watching (I can identify Canadian Goose and Duck). I like to walk by the pond and watch the geese and ducks. I like to name them too. Usually, the names are Quacktherine and Duckstin Bieber.

 I’ve told my therapist about this and he said that I’m doing better than most people. I’m not drinking, or doing drugs, or anything. So, that’s good.

Well, good night, its 5:30 and time for me to go to sleep!
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