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A tradition we have in our family is that family and friend come from far and wide to have a BBQ every year during the summer. The BBQ is held in Pine Hill, New Jersey. This is where the host lives, my Uncle Kenneth Bentley, or Uncle Kenny for short.
Every year we go there and spend about 1-3 weeks there. The last time I went, in 2015, my sister and I went by ourselves. It’s been awesome, but my sister is clingy. She was crying before we got on the plane. So my mom told me to comfort her. So I did, reluctantly. Anyways it was really fun, and every time is special and different.
A really special occasion for me is the 4th of July. It is special for me because it’s my little sister’s sister. So she is not my blood-related sister but

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