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Personal Narrative: Creamy Corn
If you wanna know the time I tried creamy corn then keep reading. I was spending the night at my friends house. I ate dinner there and we ate mashed potatoes and creamy corn. I thought I didn't like it but when I tried it I actually like it.

When I finished my food me and my friend had more creamy corn. When I eat creamy corn I I eat it with mashed potatoes. When I went to my friends house we had the corn again.

I had my mom try it and she liked it.When we eat creamy corn we buy it all the time.So now we eat it with mashed potatoes.

I learned not to be afraid to try something new. Trying something new helps you learn about doing different things. Also learning what other people like to do.
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