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Personal Narrative: My Dearest Makenzie Beach
Well how should I start this of…. I got! Please read this aloud to your fellow siblings and the woman that identifies as your birth mother. My dearest Makenzie (Poopstain) lets see I just got done with my homework for the evening and thought I wouldn’t let the creative juices I have flowing in my prefrontal cortex at this moment in time go to waste and thought I’d write you just a short correspondent. The time is quickly dawning for you to make your final voyage via aircraft to come visit me in Portland for the foreseen future. It’s seems surreal that you and I will have such a vast amount of much more time and opportunities to spend with one other. There will be lots of fishing—what am I saying… There will be lots of Fly fishing, fly tying, biking and mountain biking (once we purchase you some Knee pads) in the months that are about to come. Also, hopefully many a night sitting at our desks studying as we share time wondering the paths of academia together side-by-side (it’s a L shaped desk so I literally mean that statement). I truly desire the opportunity to have a company me on this journey. …show more content…
But I’m going make sure those things transpire when we embark on some DUs adventures (destination unknown).
Well I said I keep it short so I’ll stop boring you with this letter now. Have a good one okay. Keep your head up in school, and don’t let your mother bully you around beyond
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