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Personal Narrative Essay: Peaceful Valley Lake
It was a chilly fall morning, and I couldn’t sleep. I threw on some shorts, a jacket, and my tennis shoes to go for a walk. Of course my energetic dog, Buster and my princess dog, Darla wanted to go with me. I got Buster’s leash and we took off through the subdivision. He was a fat dog that somehow pretty much drug me as I carried Darla because she doesn’t walk that much. Our subdivision at Peaceful Valley Lake has a lot of houses there, but it was early enough that only a few people were out driving. I wanted to walk Buster down to the dam to get a drink. This is about a mile away from my house. Although he wasn’t too tired yet, we headed back towards home. By the time we got halfway back Buster was tired and panting. Plus I was getting tired
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