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Personal Narrative: Conjuring
Later on that night, my friends Nautica,India and I were on our way to Wehrenberg St. Clair 10 Cine to see the Conjuring. I was tariffed I hate scary movies. I didn't want to be the oddball so I decided to go. Luckily it started snowing deleterious so we couldn't go. So we had come up with a new plan. Since we couldn't go to the movies bring the movies to us. We decided to watch high school musical 3. The pleasing taste of the popcorn when it dissolved in my mouth was unforgettable. After a while, the movie started getting very boring. So we said disregarded the movie with no hesitation. We made Oreo Balls and Smores while we were waiting on the Oreo balls to get done we started dancing. The song Whip Nae-Nae started playing. Nautica got so
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