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The girl is packing her ______ to leave for Grandma's house.
The girl is packing her ______ to leave for Grandma's house.
luggage
She includes a comfortable pair of ______ in her luggage for hiking in the mountains.
She includes a comfortable pair of ______ in her luggage for hiking in the mountains.
shoes
To entertain herself by the fire, she packs a good ______.
To entertain herself by the fire, she packs a good ______.
book
Just in case, the girl packs a ______ for navigating in the dark.
Just in case, the girl packs a ______ for navigating in the dark.
She decides to bring the old ______ that Grandma gave her, anticipating that she'll need it.
She decides to bring the old ______ that Grandma gave her, anticipating that she'll need it.
The girl is leaving to escape the constant ______ that she feels is 'eating her alive'.
The girl is leaving to escape the constant ______ that she feels is 'eating her alive'.
The never-ending ______, projects, and deadlines are some of the things that the girl is tired of.
The never-ending ______, projects, and deadlines are some of the things that the girl is tired of.
She feels as though she's running in circles doing things that don't make her feel ______.
She feels as though she's running in circles doing things that don't make her feel ______.
She feels like she is drowning in everyone else's ______ - school, work, life.
She feels like she is drowning in everyone else's ______ - school, work, life.
She is running toward ______. Toward the life I remember feeling - before everything got so complicated.
She is running toward ______. Toward the life I remember feeling - before everything got so complicated.
Up at Grandma's a place, life is ______. It’s real.
Up at Grandma's a place, life is ______. It’s real.
At Grandma's place there are no grades, no jobs, no one telling her what to do. Just... the ______, the air, and her own thoughts.
At Grandma's place there are no grades, no jobs, no one telling her what to do. Just... the ______, the air, and her own thoughts.
Walking through the trees, feeling the leaves rustle beneath her feet, the air crisp and fresh—it was pure ______.
Walking through the trees, feeling the leaves rustle beneath her feet, the air crisp and fresh—it was pure ______.
She's spent so much of her life in places full of noise and ______, always chasing after the next 'big thing'.
She's spent so much of her life in places full of noise and ______, always chasing after the next 'big thing'.
She needs to get her ______ straight, to figure out what’s really important, for her, not for anyone else.
She needs to get her ______ straight, to figure out what’s really important, for her, not for anyone else.
She needs to be alone for a bit, in the place where she first learned what it means to feel ______.
She needs to be alone for a bit, in the place where she first learned what it means to feel ______.
Before leaving, the girl writes a ______ to James.
Before leaving, the girl writes a ______ to James.
She describes her brother James as ______.
She describes her brother James as ______.
She needs to remember what it feels like to ______, truly live.
She needs to remember what it feels like to ______, truly live.
The girl seeks to rediscover herself by going to her ______'s house in the mountains.
The girl seeks to rediscover herself by going to her ______'s house in the mountains.
Flashcards
Drowning in Expectations
Drowning in Expectations
Feeling overwhelmed by constant pressure and expectations from school, work, and life.
Finding Yourself
Finding Yourself
A place where one feels most alive and true to themselves, away from external pressures and expectations.
Peaceful Immersion
Peaceful Immersion
Experiencing a deep sense of calm and connection with nature, free from the distractions of modern life.
Seeking Clarity
Seeking Clarity
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Personal Needs
Personal Needs
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Living Authentically
Living Authentically
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Study Notes
- A girl is packing her luggage to leave for her Grandma’s house in the mountains.
- She packs a sweater, comfortable shoes, a book, a flashlight, and an old jacket from her Grandma.
- She writes a letter to James explaining why she is leaving.
- She feels overwhelmed by school, assignments, projects, deadlines, and extra work shifts.
- The constant pressure is "eating her alive," and she feels the need to escape.
- She feels like she's running in circles, doing things that don't make her feel alive.
- She has lost track of what matters to her.
- She feels like she is drowning in everyone else’s expectations.
- She is running toward peace and the life she remembers feeling before things got complicated.
- She reminisces about cool mornings in the mountains, breathing and feeling at peace.
- She wants to return to a place where life is simple and real.
- She recalls a hike they took, and how peaceful she felt in nature.
- She contrasts the peace she felt in nature with the noise and distractions of city life.
- She is seeking clarity and wants to figure out what is important to her.
- She wants to be alone in the place where she first learned what it means to feel free.
- She reassures James, telling him that she will be okay.
- She needs to remember what it feels like to truly live.
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