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Personal Narrative: I Am A Firefighter
My name is 1) Jay Hammond I am a firefighter. 2) I live in 128 Pine Lane, in
Jackson, Mississippi. 3) I have two childs. One is a girl named Clair. 4) The other
5) is boy named Thatcher. 6) His name after my father. I also have a wife named Jenna.
She is 7) beutiful. She has long, dark, soft hair. 8) We also got a dog named Buck. He is very obedient but sometimes he barks at night and it upsets our

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