At last Luann can see that she has to work toward her future. What one actually becomes is not always what they thought at age 19. All I knew at age 19 was that I was going to be a mother at 20. I knew how to type, and that eventually opened the door towards a career. To every young person, I encourage them to learn a skill.
If I were in Luann’s place: I don’t think so, Tiffany. I am happy the way I am. Ask me what I would like to be in five years. I’ll tell you, and then you can say, “Well, let’s start now.”
Not only does Luann look irritated about being insulted, she is allowing it to happen. That is so unreal. I hope she doesn’t get a big head like the girl that Marsha Brady transformed. That was unreal, too, and just as irritating.
…and the tree grows