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The nice lady in the office handed me a bouquet of flowers the day after my violin performance at the school award ceremony. "Thank you, from all of us" she smiled. I walked away, feeling proud of myself.
Those flowers meant more to me than she could imagine. It meant that I had a dream and that I had achieved it. It meant that I had overcome my fears. It meant that I had made friends. They weren't just flowers to me, they were my prize for studying abroad in England, something that to this day I can't imagine how I had the strength to do but would not dare to think about how my life would be if I hadn't.

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I lived in England for 6 months, far away from my home, family and friends in the United States. This is a part of one of the days during my stay there.