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My Half-Baked Bubble Analysis
Is there anyone who really likes sardines? The word sardines for me sounds unpleasant because is not something most people enjoy eating. Bearman’s childhood sounded rough because in his school years, his lunch consisted of just sardines. The reading, My Half-Baked Bubble made me think back in the days, when I was in elementary school. Our lunch at our school was not the best, except on fridays was where we got excited for pizza. I had no sort of reaction after reading the story because all Bearman wanted to do was to create a successful business since he disliked eating sardines too oftenly. “I became the weird kid in the corner, opening a tin of sardines like a hobo.” (line 4) Which then brought memories of when I was in sixth grade

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