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Personal Narrative: My Life In Pueblo, Colorado
Well I was born in Pueblo, Colorado; lived their for 10 years. Then we ended up moving to Yoder, Colorado; which we stayed their till I was 10. I had quite a lot of friends they're, my best friend would be Elizabeth Oatman. I met her in preschool, she didn’t do good on the slowly walking to the restroom. So when I went there; she would raise her hand to use the restroom, but would always take off running;but she attended to not turn; and she would always slam right into the wall. So one day she had to go, so be fore she took off running. I grabbed her hand and stood up, and walked her to the restroom. So from that day on we were best friends, well use to be; she’s now going through some stuff and, since i’m not there she’s just blocking me out. So in Yoder the weather was always amazing. I …show more content…
As soon as she stepped out onto the back porch the wind picked her up;and she flew a few feet. She ended up landing on a pile of dirt, so luck for her she didn’t get to hurt. After that we stayed a year in Pueblo,Colorado with my Nana, one night we left for Texas. We drove through the night and days, till we reached Grandview, Texas. Stayed their for almost 2 years. We then moved to Cleburne,Texas and, since I live on the edge of Cleburne; I am technically in Joshua district. So I ended up going to Plum Creek Elementary. My mom promised me, we wouldn’t move till I graduated high school. So i stayed in Joshua, through elementary, middle school, ninth grade. My sophomore and freshmen. Then I ended up getting bullied to much, so my Junior year I chose to leave Joshua for a year;and I transferred to Cleburne ISD. Which was actually turned out to be a good decision. It was amazing their,

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