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Coat Of Arms
This is my Coat of Arms. My Coat of Arms is about things that I care about. The three things that I chose were family, animals, and music. At the top is me and my family. The one on the far left is my sister, Miranda. She likes Doctor Who, Steven Universe, and Gravity Falls. The one on the far right is my mom. She is a student teacher at Carmel Elementary. The one to the left of her is my dad. He loves Star Wars a lot. He also loves telling jokes and puns. And finally, to the left of him is me. This Coat of Arms is about me. I care about family, animals, and music. Next, I care about animals. I have a dog named Sandy. I love all animals very much. And finally, I care about music. I like to listen to music all the time. I listen to Disney soundtracks,

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