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January 11, 2019

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My name is Olivia Cameron and welcome to my blog.

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Hello Everyone, My name is Olivia Cameron. I am a junior at the University of Oklahoma. I am studying psychology/ pre-nursing. I am from Bentonville, Arkansas. Before moving to Norman I had lived in Bentonville my entire life and only moved homes. I love the town of Bentonville, it has so much to offer. One of my favorite spots from my cute hometown is the Holler, it is a coffee shop/ hangout area that is great for studying and fun for a game of shuffle board. The entrance of The Holler. (photo by 8 Street Market ) Although I adore Bentonville, I want to travel as much as possible. I studied abroad in Italy with PCS (Presidents Community Scholars) the summer going into my sophomore year of college. My time abroad uncovered a love for traveling that I didn’t know I had. I am someone who likes to be spontaneous and do things out of my comfort zone. My dream is to do travel nursing and work in places all around the United States or even in a different country. I hop...

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The current version of this story is on my portfolio . Once upon a time there was an elder man who wore a brown cloth and white frail rope around his waist. When the brides began to chirp, the dogs began to whimper, and the sun peaked out from behind the clouds, you knew the man was approaching. This mystery man was known as Saint Francis. Saint Francis was a man of only kindness and love. His sole mission on this earth was to spread joy to all he encountered. Saint Francis had no enemies and was a friend to all. Meanwhile St. Francis had this void that he couldn’t seem to fill, one day he fell to his knees begging God to give him some sort of sign on how to get rid of this void. God works in mysterious ways and laid it on St. Francis’ heart to go into town. St. Francis desperately followed this feeling into town where he was greeted by a young boy. The boy knowing, he could trust St. Francis begged, “St. Francis St. Francis boy am I glad to see you” huffing for air ...

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