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Personal Narrative: What I Learned At Mayfair Middle School
There are parts in life where you learn a lesson sometimes the easy way or the worst way. See as in me sadly enough, I end up learning the rough way look see I was always a troublemaker in school even when I was in preschool. Sometimes I wish I can change ,but i can’t it’s just my personality. See I would Had fix all that if just do my work and pay attention, yet it all that is boring.
When I was a kid, I would always talk and do you remember those cards you pull every time you being bad, yeah those. I was that kid who was very smart ,but just get into trouble a lot. See like in 8 grade not caring about my education why? You may ask, well I don't know to be honest, I always thought it wasn't important you may say “that crazytalk.” Like all my teachers had once said I never say it as a wrong thing until now through my middle school years at Mayfair middle school.
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Though the end of 8th grade year I knew that I had messed up on middle school years at Mayfair middle school just because of my action i couldn't go into promotion day. I could go with the other kids, they were wearing nice clothing look like good kids and they were having fun , but on the other hand, I have sat down in a room with my head down for 2 hours.
Now I am doing a bit better in the beginning of 9th grade I was off, but now I know not to mess up imma start trying to get my education. You may ask ‘‘so what is the main meaning of this essay?’’ Well good question the way I see is do every little details you never know what little details can play a role in your


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