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Personal Narrative: My Collapse As A Soccer Player
This year i was planning on being minne mouse because that's what my sister was last year and she wanted me to be it so i am going to because it is easier and i wanted to be that anyway but i like halloween because it is scary, and it is in fall and it just has us one step closer to christmas and last year i was a soccer player because i didn't play soccer last year i just stopped for a year but i started again this year. I like carving pumpkins with my friends or family
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