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Personal Narrative: Moving From Belleville To Smithton Affected My Life
Moving from Belleville to Smithton affected my life. It caused me to make all new friends, have better experiences and see life in a new way. In Belleville life was different, I always had the same friend , same school , same life every single day. Moving let me start over and start fresh. Before i moved i had a different perspective on life that i had to act like someone i'm not to fit in. I really looked forward to moving so I could start over and present myself as the real me. Going to a new school let me have the opportunity of trying new sports, clubs , and taking new classes. Having the opportunity to move and get away to start new has affected my life in a lot of
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