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Personal Narrative: My RV Trip
Earlier one day on my RV trip, my Dad promised me he would take me tubbing, but he never did so the whole time after I was screaming at him I ran to the bathroom in the RV and took a towel and wiped my tears off my cheeks, a little while later, after I was annoying my brother, one of the families named Yael and Avi were in the RV and then they asked,
“Do you want us to take you and your brother tubbing with Erin and her friend”
“Sure!!” I said with excitement.
So when I was on the boat I was so excited because I loved tubing. When we got out of the no wake zone I literally just pushed the tub into the water and jumped on, my heart was pounding with excitement. When everyone got on we started to go I held my brother's hand tight, zooming through
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