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Personal Narrative: The Day I Take My Dog
I thought I was going to peacefully take my dog for a walk, but I should have known better. This was not going to be a very long walk. I only made it to the end of the driveway before i was interrupted by the dog watcher. I stood at the road waiting for a car to pass. As car passed the man in the black beanie hat and sweatshirt appeared from behind the car. I have seen this man before. He passed by my house often and usually he stopped at my yard and pet my dogs when they were outside in there fence, my dad had recently moved the dog area so he could not reach into our yard. The sight of him made me shiver. I stood there motionless, waiting for him to pass so I could continue walking with my dog. The man is tall and skinny. He is probably

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