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Adelaide Morris-Personal Narrative
It was a sunny day in San Francisco, California, and Adelaide Morris was waking up for school. She smiled as she looked at her calendar, which showed that it was April 4th, 1978 and there was a field trip. She got out of bed and started getting ready. She put on her favorite red blouse and a pair of blue jeans. She brushed out her jet black hair and started on her makeup. Once she was finished, she went downstairs to the kitchen and made herself some toast. After she finished her toast, she got up and put her shoes on. She walked out of her house and started walking to her friend Maria’s house. When she arrived at Maria’s house, she saw Maria waiting on the porch for her. “Adelaide, you are so slow,” Maria said as she stood up. “I’m sorry
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