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Morning in the Life of a Senior

Miran Sheley (12) shares details about her day
Annabelle Reagan, Staff • November 21, 2024
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  • Miran Sheley talks about her day with friends during lunch. Her favorite part of the day so far was taking a break from school during lunch. “I had a bad day yesterday, so I’d give today a 10 out of 10 in comparison.” Sheley said.

    Annabelle Reagan
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Miran Sheley (12) had a busy morning today, filled with lots of different activities. What her mornings look like vary, but she tries to keep a positive and productive theme.

“This morning, I woke up at 4:50 and went to the gym,” Sheley said. “I ran a 5K and then I got home from the gym at 6 a.m. and cleaned my kitchen. After, I made my yogurt parfait for my snack. Then I made two eggs for breakfast and my protein coffee. I folded my laundry, and then I came to school.”

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Annabelle Reagan
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