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Alejandra's Life Changes Over The Past Years
The life from when Alejandra was five years old till today has had many changes and similarities over the past years. Changes overtime is a very good thing because that is how you grow and develop. However, there are things that do not change and stay similar. Some changes and similarities she will be talking about include her physical changes, family, and her personality.
When Alejandra was five years old she was very small and short. Her hair was up to her shoulders, and she had pale skin. However, now in the present day, she has grown very tall, her hair is much longer, and her skin is not as pale as it was before. Looking back, she noticed that her appearance has changed quite a lot over the years. Also, when she saw a photo of when she

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