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Personal Narrative-Belly Restaurant
I walk into a nice fancy restaurant. I see people dressed nicely, smiling, and talking. I feel like I am on a never-ending roller-coaster, I can feel the excitement in the air. We wait here waiting for the waiter to walk us to our seats. I can hear the classical music playing, chairs squeaking, eating utensils clanging, water dripping from the sink, and birds chirping, Oh, the beautiful sounds you hear in a ritzy restaurant. As the waiter walks us to our seat I see all the glorious food they have, I have so many choices to choose from. I look at the menu I start to get so hungry. So I say to the waiter I think I’ll take a camel to go, just kidding, I’ll take a steak well done with mashed potatoes and with a side of salad and of course the drink

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