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Start All Over; 1×01 [A Nelena Story] SELENA POV; Im Selena Gomez. I just moved here, to California from Texas. I wasnt that popular at my old school, so hopefully my luck will change here. As well as that, I recently broke up with my boyfriend, which was not a pretty sight. Yknow I really want to find someone who I can really love. Not just a fling with some guy. Aaanyway, right now, Im getting ready for my new school, East High. [a/n couldnt think of anything else. xD] Im not that bothered about what I wear, or what I look like, so I shrug on some black skinny jeans, red converse, a light blue top, and some shades. Now, for my hair. A real stuggle. I tie it up into a high ponytail, my bangs loosely hanging over one eye. I grab my schoolbag and run out the door, taking an apple on my way out. NICK POV; Its not easy being popular ya know. Sometimes I hate it. Im only popular because of my brother Joe, and everyone expects me to have this bad boy image. Im standing by my locker talking to my best friend Liam, when this girl casually walks in. She must be new, cause Ive defiantly never seen her before. She stands out like a watermelon in a bag of cherries. She walks past me and I get a whiff of her scent, she smells like roses. I know, I know, I shouldnt be looking at other girls, I have Miley. But, I know Liam has some kinda crush on her, if Miley would stop being so clingy, he could have her. If I break up with her, shell make my life a misery for sure. Back to this girl …

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performed at the Winnipeg Folk Festival, Manitoba, Canada, July 11, 2009 This was during the “Banjo Bowl” workshop so occasionally you see the other artists: Jaxon Haldane (of Jackpine), Danny Barnes, Chandler Holt (of Chatham County Line), and T. Nile

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* i don’t own this music, i’m just using it* soooooo yeah, FIRST EVER VLOG i hope you enjoy (: this is boredom taking over…. also, i think you should follow me on twitter… @earthtokavita (:

Hey guys! Sorry for the late upload. Didn’t have time to upload on Demi’s ACTUAL birthday. *PLEASE READ:* guys its nearly time for me to go back to school, so I wont be on as much. I just got my schoolbag so I have been sorting out some stuff and all. So I wont be on as much but I will be on at least 3 times in a week

Eric Morecambe demonstrates his much loved paper bag trick and explains to David Frost how it’s done.

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