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Personal Narrative: Teen Photography

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If you looked at me right now, you might mistake me for a girl doing some 'deep ' teen photography about society 's pressures or something. I 'm not, but I do fit the bill: long brown hair, sparkling brown eyes and porcelain white skin. In other words I look like an angst filled teen that 's covered in scribbles. I have no idea where any of this comes from, or what it means. It is English but the writing is practically illegible. 'Bball @ 3 '? I don’t play any sport that could be labelled as ‘bball’ and, even if I did, I have things to do at three. I’m guessing I didn’t write it… who did? And who would?

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