I Miss My Textbooks
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I Miss My Textbooks
Looking back on my school years, I find myself missing something quite unusual: my textbooks. While most people either cherish fond memories of school or feel relieved those days are over, my excitement centered around the books themselves.
To me, textbooks symbolized endless possibilities and a fresh start. As I transitioned from elementary to junior high, high school, and eventually college, nothing thrilled me more at the beginning of the year than receiving my new textbooks. They represented the promise of new friendships, after-school activities, and a year filled with potential.
Oddly enough, my love for textbooks wasn't about the content or the learning they would bring. Instead, it was about the creative process of decorating their covers. Each fall, my private school required us to cover them, and I eagerly debated whether to opt for plain designs or convince my mom to buy the latest, vibrant covers.
Once my textbooks were meticulously covered, I would spend evenings flipping through their pages. This ritual, though inexplicable, stirred a bit of excitement about the knowledge they held. I particularly enjoyed second-hand books, filled with smudges and notes from previous students. Unlike my classmates who preferred pristine texts, I found these marks fascinating. They allowed me to daydream about students who came before me?"did they have the same struggles with math?
Now, years beyond my school days, it might seem silly, but I truly miss my textbooks. They were more than just educational tools; they were a window into a world of potential and a testament to my journey through school.
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