Prompt: Write about a time you didn’t feel like yourself.

 A time that I didn't feel like myself would have been when i lost my father i started to not feel like myself i lost the only person that would have me out and about helping me forget all my problems my father played a huge roll in my life he was always so open he wasn't afraid to show his emotions and be who he was he was always present when needed its not like i lived with him though every summer he would come to Atlanta and pick us up just to take us to Florida and this would be a something so special to me the day that my dad called my mom telling her  he was getting pulled over and arrested was the day i felt a rush of emotions all fall on me  i didn't know what to think what would happen to my dad what would come of my family i started to not feel like myself and drown myself in my thoughts i wasn't happy i was lost and not myself anymore i started to hurt it was like my family was going to be gone not to lone after i got a call from my dad i would get to see him one last time and i gained some hope and i was happy i was going to see him  but as soon as i got to see my dad the news was broken to me that he was going to get deported and this was going to be the last time i would ever get to see him ever since then i haven't really felt like myself ever even though my dad isn't really dead hes still gone. Today in class we had a shorter time due to a lock down so we worked on our blog post of the week, Today i have learned to never take anything or any time for granted because a lot can happen in one minute longer or less and to cherish it no matter what happens.

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