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My Trip To Disney-Personal Narrative
We had to race out the door or we were going to miss our flight to disney. My family consisting of my mom dad my oldest brother and my other older brother was already there for school so we decided to go over spring break because my brother was performing. We got to the airport just one hour left to get to our terminal so we got there with ten minutes to spare. As i got into the tunnel to the plane i could feel the cold chicago air. We found our seats and there is a little girl in front of me.” Please put your bag under your seat young man;” the nice flight attendant said to me, so I did and we had a nice flight.
We were getting off the plane and I noticed that my backpack was a little wet I was sure that it was nothing but it was something.”Mom
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