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Personal Narrative: A Paw
Hair? A paw? What was going on? I felt sick, I felt like I had a fever the night before. I woke up wondering if it was a dream but it wasn’t somehow I woke up and I was a dog. No one would ever believe this. How am I going to show my mom and dad it was me.

The first thing I decided to do was to drag my shoes out for them but they didn’t believe me. So they didn’t think it was me so they took them away because they thought I was going to chew them up. Then after that they kicked me out of the house cause they didn’t know who I was. After that I just sat out there and did nothing.
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