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Three Life Events
Life Events My three life events are, my godmother passed away, I've broken my wrists, and I started working with my dad. These experiences are good and bad. When my godmother passed away , that was a sad day to remember. Also the day that I broken my wrists, It was painful but good. And working with my dad was a really good experience. In life experience can be good and bad but there is always a way to get in one and to get out of one. Having broken wrists it's hard to do things and it's hard to heel. I was riding my bike to my school for fifth grade registration. I saw one of my friends at my school. Her mom asked if she can take my mom to my house. I was riding my bike home. I wanted to beat them to my house. I was going really
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