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Personal Narrative: Driving On Icy Roads For The First Time
One lesson I learned was driving on icy roads for the first time and I was sliding all over the place and finally I was coming up towards a stop sign and I was pushing the brake and it wouldn’t stop and then I rear ended the guy. Luckily the guy wasn’t too upset because I got all of the damage and it seems like he didn’t have any car insurance but my parents were a little upset but they could understand because they’ve been in car accidents before and they knew that the roads we’re terrible that day.
One of the most memorable events in my life was going to the Colts Vikings game last December and the Colts won in a blowout and I got to meet a bunch of players after the game and I got a lot of autographs from the colts players as well. I’ve
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