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Personal Narrative: My Family As A Soccer Ball
My family is a soccer ball, all the pieces have to work together to stay in tact, we all have a special part and we need each other to survive.
My dad is the thread from the stitching on the black and white soccer ball, he keeps us all together and makes sure we never get off track.
Matt is the piece of the soccer ball that has been torn off flapping in the wind, he’s there but he’s just barely apart of it.
DIDI my dog is the black and white spots on the ball, she’s always there to comfort everybody whenever they need it.
I’m the air in the ball,
I pump my family up and keep them inflated, I keep them up and moving to make sure their never deflated.
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