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This photo album by Anabel documents changes between past and present habits and appearances. It describes how a person used to play football after school but now plays basketball, and how the speaker used to eat hamburgers for breakfast but now has hot dogs. It also notes physical changes like someone who used to have long curly hair but now has short curly hair. The album asks about present and past fears of spiders, snakes, and dogs, with the speaker noting they used to be afraid of dogs but still are afraid of them now.
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