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How Long Is A Fish?-Personal Narrative
I wanted to burst into tears,but if I did everyone would think I am even more of a crybaby than I already am. I was wondering why can't everything last forever even if it is a fish?

When coming back from meijer,the grocery store,I was not expecting to see this. Not at all. I knew it would come someday but not this early. It may have not looked like I liked that fish but I sort of secretly did. Sometimes I would just stare at it. Sometimes I felt like talking to it. I never did but sometimes I thought about it.

We started to finish up and we went to the checkout line of meijer.

“Mom can I go to Natalie’s house?” I asked.

She answered with “Sure,why not.”

Natalie was one of my best friends. I have known for seven years so she is really
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