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Personal Narrative: Moving Back Home
I am moving out of my mom’s house today and into the upstairs apartment of my grandmothers. My cousin just moved out from there so I actually lucked out with that space. I unfortunately don’t really have a choice, as my sister who just had a baby is moving back in with my mother and there really just isn’t space anymore. My sister was living with Oregon with her boyfriend and his three other kids with her three month old and I guess she just couldn’t do it anymore and was in a horrible situation but that lead to me needing to either to share a room with my sister and her newborn or leave. I choose to leave as my mother runs a home daycare and it was hard to be back home to that, work part-time, and be in school full-time. I couldn’t imagine
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