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Personal Narrative: Moving To Frisco !
slowly walked forward wondering ¨is chang for the best or worst?¨ I’ve always thought we would be living in the same house but, last week I learned that we would be moving to Frisco! We just arrived! The biggest change of my life had gut happened. I peered through the window to see but, all I saw were boxes so I went inside to see more boxes The first place I went to see was the kitchen. There was a hug island in the mindal and there was still plenty of space for a table. The next place I went was the cupboard I founded it to be the size of a bedroom. It was hug!
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