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Personal Narrative: Becoming A Better Writer
One thing I really want to improve this year is becoming a better writer. I have so many thoughts and ideas whirling around in my head it's insane. In other words I to find a way to control them all, but at the same time I need to learn how to get my point across efficiently. this makes it hard for me to accumulate all of these thoughts while I am writing.
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