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Personal Narrative: My First Moving To Lake Village
i remember when first moved to lake village. I came here in fifth grade. The first person i met was curtis and jay bird, we were at the court and just talking and playing basketball. My first day of school was an okay day. I met Dre and we was talking and found out we were cousins.
Going into highschool i really still didn't know anyone. That's when i met angelo and najee. We was at the court and they didn't think i could stay out late. So they ask me did i want to come to najee house with them, so i did and we have been cool ever since. Going to my senior year i know almost everyone. Played multiple sports and been in some activities. And thats how i really got known by playing sports.
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