Grow up? No thanks
Playing on the playground is a lot healthier
Then sitting at a desk
Grow up? No thanks
Rainbow Brite, Strawberry shortcake and my little ponies are true friends
Hard to fine a friends when you need them
Grow up? No thanks
Toys keep you young and motor skills sharp
Pencils and pens so boring
Grow up? No thanks
Video games and computer games old stuff make a come back
New tech is not that helpful or useful
Grow up? No thanks
Counting money and spending it or saving it was fun
Bills and shopping not that enjoyable
Grow up? No thanks
Grow up, act your age No fun in that
My Career is a kid
By: Kelly Vedder
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Amazingly written!