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Personal Narrative: Give Kids The World Village
As the families boarded a plane and took off for the warm and welcoming air of Florida, the two girls were day-dreaming of parties with the princesses and meeting all of the beloved characters that can be found throughout the magical world of Disney. Looking out the window of the airplane the girls was surrounded by bright blue skies as her anticipation and excitement level grew higher than the fluffy clouds that floated overhead.
Once they arrived in Orlando, FL, the girls settled into their new temporary home within the Give Kids the World Village. There, anyone will immediately felt like royalty living in the vibrant villas surrounded by a swimming pool, a gingerbread house restaurant and the Castle of Miracles. The most beloved part
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