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Personal Narrative: My Played On An After School Football Team
I like sports I played on an after school football team. My team won 4 out of 6 games. I've been through alot of hard. I lost my best friend last year. I like dogs i have 2 pitbulls and my favorite color is blue. I succeeded at a couple of things. One thing is i made it through elementary school without getting into a serious fight and football. I play football at the park with my brother sometimes and i’m always playing xbox. I have 3 brothers 2 are older than me and 1 is younger. My favorite memory with friends is going to Elitches with them and messing around. I’m active i like running, walking, swimming, and going to theme parks. I like pizza, ice cream, candy, and all kinds of other things, but i hate chicken, fish sticks and sushi. What
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