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Ann. Ann is a very outgoing and crazy person. She loves attention and getting involved in everything she can. Her hair is blonde with pink ad blue highlights. She has blue eyes and always dresses in bright and vibrant colors and you will also find her wearing animal print clothing. Her favorite activities are drama club and the art club. She is currently trying out for the drama club performance. Ann’s best friend is Autumn. Ann would love for Autumn to try out for the plays with her but... Autumn is very shy. She doesn’t like to get involved with things especially drama clu. She is very quiet and kept to her self a lot. It’s not always been this way though. It started about 2 years ago when she lost her Mom to cancer. Ever since her Mom passed …show more content…
Your typical party planning, food list, tables and chairs and guest list. Autumn’s dad had the guest list all set but Ann and Autumn looked it over to make sure it didn’t miss anyone. They added Kevin and his mom! Invites went out and the party was in two weeks. Those two weeks flew by and now it is the day of the picnic. Autumn and her dad finished all the last minute details and setup. Before they new it, it was five o’clock and the guests started to arrive. The first guests to arrive were Kevin and his mom. Kevin’s mom and Autumn’s dad hit it off. After a lot of small talk they discovered they epwere both single and had a lot in common. As more guests arrived the smell of BBQ and summertime fun roamed through the air. The sound of laughter and new friendships beginning filled the air. The sight of grilling BBQ’s, fresh lemonade and apple pie made the mouth water. As we filled our plates the juicy watermelon and jello jiggled through our fingers. My mouth watered as I walked to my seat to sit down and start eating. Several hours later as the yard started to seem empty, Autumn, Ann and Kevin were left playing tag. As their friendship was growing Ann convinced Kevin to join the drama club. Then Ann and Kevin joined forces and convinced Autumn, she too joined the

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