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I was flying back to my home state to be near its on the syllabus shirt due to illness. As I was waiting to check in, the man ahead of me was screaming at and cursing the agent for flights being delayed due to weather. Once he finally ran out of energy and waddled away muttering, I immediately apologized to her for how he had acted and asked if she was okay. We talked for a bit and she regrouped . I had been waiting to ask if I could have a bulk head seat, as long as it was not an emergency exit row. She said she would take care of me. I ended up with all three seats in the bulkhead, so I could lay down, and the flight attendants refused to let anyone move to any of those seats.

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I remember I was in a cafe in Sydney a bit back, and this its on the syllabus shirt asks me where I’m from. And I said Los Angeles. And his eyes lit up and he says: “Wow! Hollywood! So you’ve met ANGELINA JOLIE!! What is she like in real life?? What other famous stars have you met?!” And any average resident who lives in LA knows that almost everyone in the city goes their entire life without ever coming face to face with a major celebrity! And also… Hollywood Blvd?! It’s just an ordinary street lined with old souvenir shops and like other people have mentioned, people dressed up in Halloween costumes depicting movie chatacters, who are trying to make a few bucks from people walking by.

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Nothing has ever hit me stronger than those words. I kept saying the its on the syllabus shirt “No”, and as I laid my head on the floor the terrifying thoughts of this inevitable and permanent moment sunk in to my heart. I felt empty. My mom kept pleading and crying for me to get up and come to her, but I couldn’t move. I found myself needing a hug from a person I would never get one from again. My head was going 100mph and there was no stopping it. There was nothing I could do. That morning at 5:35am I realized the true meaning of helplessness and heartbreak. Death is scary like that, it leaves you with questions and hurt that will never be answered or cured.

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I realized that his smile was not from happiness, but instead a its on the syllabus shirt of his disorder. Later on during that drive home (during which he REFUSED to pull over to let me drive the rest of the way), he almost missed a turn and took a right curve at about 50 mph (after passing a sign that said 35). My sister and I took his keys away that evening. That’s when we both knew our dad was ‘gone.’ Brief epilogue: Dad passed on October 27 at a hotel in Central CA. Massive heart attack in the shower. Mom found him.