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Personal Narrative: When I Got My Dog
One memory that I have is when I got my dog ( Axel). I was happy because he is a very good dog. This was special because I still remember him when he was small. Me my sister and my dad were at home and soposibly "my mom and brother were shopping at the mall". Then they come home and I remember me seeing the dog and I didn't tell my sister. Also I remember my brother bringing him inside the house and my sister was very happy. We got the dog from the Fresno adoption center. That's the memory I
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