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A Letter To Hollister City Lights

To my show choir family❤️

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A Letter To Hollister City Lights
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Dear Hollister city lights,

I miss you. I miss every aspect of you. even parts that i don't like. I miss the laughs, the jokes, the hours and hours of hard work, the tears, the sweat, the music, the choreography, I miss it all.


Most importantly, I miss the family that hollister city lights is. The bond that we all share is unlike any other group, stronger than any other group. when I think of show choir, I think of the stories we tell. I think of the early morning rehearsals when we turn the fans on full blast because of the work we endure. I think of the day we get costumes, and how our eyes light up with excitement like we're little kids again. I think of "show choir saturday's" and being at competition all day so our hard work pays off.

Our group is a group unlike any other. We come from all different cliques in the school. from athletics, to thespians, to "outcasts", to academics, to band, and whatever else you can possibly think of. We have it.

This group has brought me closer to people who I never once thought would be part of my life is such a big way. I have grown to not be afraid to step out of my comfort zone and try to new things because of hcl.

It's even taught me pain, and heartbreak. but like I have said time and time again, this group is a family. And if one of us is fighting, we're all fighting. and we come up stronger.


Each and every single of one of us will walk through our life's a little different than others, simply because of what show choir has taught us.

Endurance, hard work, kindness, compassion, confidence, drive, and so much more.

Hollister city lights, I miss you. and I pray to see you all again

-Kylee

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