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Personal Narrative: Servite

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Servite is a great opportunity to completely form your entire life coming upon you. You must pay attention to your surroundings because if your blink, something can be gone just like that. Once I complete my four years at Servite, plus another proceeding year, I have big things planned. It all starts with a dream.
In five years from now, I see myself sitting in my dorm room editing a large project that I have been working on. I will be at USC: School of Film taking three classes a day. I will be 20 years old and passing all of my classes. My roommates will be Thomas Banks, Doug Martin, and Nordan Shat. They will be helping me gather footage for my project, ‘winterfresh dos’.
I will have a closed circle of 6 friends who will be known as GreaseGang©.

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