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Personal Narrative: Woodpecker Middle School
This might seem shocking, but I promise it is true. I know it because it's happened to me.

Jon and his group of friends Bill, Timmy, and Reid all go to the same school, Woodpecker Middle School, a school in Northern Virginia. Jon, Bill and Reid have been best friends since they were little. Timmy just moved in a few weeks ago from Maryland. All four of them made the Woodpecker Basketball Team last week, and are looking forward to their first game next week. The four of them love basketball they have been playing since they were five.

On their way to the game, they passed an seemingly abandoned house which peaked their curiosity and they began chatting about the house. Once at the game, they continued talking about the possibilities

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