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Personal Narrative: My Summer Playing Baseball
This is what I did this summer. I was very busy this summer playing baseball. I spent a weakened up in Minnesota going to Minnesota twins games. I also went fishing this summer which was very fun.
I went to Minnesota this summer with my family. We went to Minnesota to go watch three Twins games. The Twins lost all their games to the Cleveland Indians. There wasn’t any close games. We got to see two Twins pitchers that made there major league debut. Our baseball team did very well this year. We went to state for baseball in Groton and got 5th. We beat Mission and Wessington Springs but we lost our first game to Warner. While we were in Groton, we went to Thunder Road and rode go carts. We almost got kicked out because we kept running into
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