Some of the Things I would Tell My Younger Self

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Being able to live life is one of the most rewarding things, although it may not be easy all of the time. I can say that because, making it through life this far has not been an easy journey for me. It has been full of ups and downs, many heart breaks, and lots of though roads to travel down. If there was ever a way to travel back in time i would do it just to give my adolesent self a bit of advice. All of the things i have learned over the years would have helped me so much back then. Listen to your mother about washing your face every night before bed and first thing in the morning with the expensive "beauty bar" she bought for you at the salon. It will keep acne to a minimum and it will give you good habits in future skin care.
I would start off by saying: my dearest Kayla, there are some very important things i've learned over the years that i'd like to let you know. First off everything that seems imp...

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