A truth I was afraid to accept

        A truth I was afraid to accept was when my dog passed away. I was young and in denial. I didn't wanna believe it. I eventually accepted the loss and realized nothing could be done. 
    In class we finished our assignment from the day previous and worked on any missing assignments.
I learned that we must not take beauty in anything for granted. I will use this knowledge to help me better appreciate things in life.

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