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Best and Most Beautiful Things Page #6
at least 6 months.
I really want it for you.
I love you, Mi.
Love you, too.
Oh...
Sorry I had to...
And then there's orientation
and... and
an apartment.
All right. Excellent.
Excellent.
Thank you so much.
You're very helpful.
Thank you. Have
a nice afternoon.
Something plastic.
Plastic.
Here. Do you want
a sippy cup?
I have one already.
Ha ha ha!
You're just goofy.
OK.
Michelle, voice-over: I feel
like at this point in my life,
I'm not the only one.
I'm not the only one
frantically looking for them,
probably way overreacting.
I know I'm not the only one...
Hi.
Hi, Josie.
How are you?
I'm great.
How are you?
Good.
Michelle, voice-over: and I'm
not the only one who wakes up
in the morning sometimes
and wonders,
"I wonder what everyone
thinks of me.
that... that I'm... I'm a failure."
You know, I know I'm not
the only one
who goes through bouts
of depression
when things change in their life
and they don't understand it.
I don't know
what's right
I don't know what's right
Michelle, voice-over: All of
these people could relate to me
in one way or another,
even if it's something small
or something that's big as,
"My parents got divorced
when I was 13 or 14."
"Oh, mine did, too," you know?
It doesn't matter if it's
Everyone can relate to each
other in one way or another,
and that's something
very beautiful.
It's good to think about
whenever you're thinking
that you're all alone
in the world,
and, trust me, if you think
you're all alone,
think about how many, you know,
billions of other people
think they're all alone...
6 billion, to be precise.
Ha ha ha!
Oh...
I know.
Oh, my goodness.
All your waking dreams
Were passing by
I don't know what's right
I don't know
what's right
All your laughing
All your bleeding
All the steps that
seem misleading
You walk with friends and
play like children
Travel high and
lose your sense of mind
I don't know what's right
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