You may have noticed that I tend to use the exclamation point often. All I can tell you is that I'm working on it. And, I come by it honestly.
I've always thought the the exclamation point looked so cheerful, as though it were just a way of smiling at the end of your sentence (pre-emoticon). It looked to me like a great way to show enthusiasm and to express how much I enjoy life. And apparently I have felt this way for a long time. A couple of years back, I ran into my student teacher from second grade. This in itself isn't so surprising, as she worked in the same school I attended , and my mother worked there, as well. However, she came up to me to mention that in the process of going through some old papers, she came across a page that I had turned in to her during class one day. Signed in the upper corner on the Name line was:
Melanie Ascota!*
*Name changed to protect the innocent! heehee
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