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Personal Narrative: My Softball Team
This was the 1st time I ever went to a championship for my softball team.I was really happy about it!!!!! I was in 1st grade.The day before I went we had a Big party, we were celebrating about how we WON all of those game to get there! We had to win 5 games and we were in 1st grade. Before the game me my Mom,Dad and brothers and sisters went to ele at Food.The game was at 9:00 in the morning!!When we were playing we kind of were in trouble because are coaches were late by like 10 min.Well it was a good reason though. You will find out later???!!! During the game somebody got a blood nose!! She was crying alot. Well the bad news is we WON the game!! I was really happy! After the game we had a big party for winning! The reason why are coaches
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