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Personal Narrative: My Trip To Great America
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Roller Coasters, you have to at least ride them once. It was Saturday morning, I was with my two sisters and we were going to go to Great America with their friend. As we were going to go to the car I thought to myself, “ I don’t feel well, why did I do this”,when we were driving to Great America I was so nervous that my hands got cold and sweaty, and my heart pounding and beating so hard. As we were walking out of the car and heading towards Great America I was anxious to go home because I wasn’t feeling well. When we got to the first roller coaster we were going to ride it was so big and tall I started to run away. My heart is pounding and beating so hard when we got on the rollercoaster called, “GRIZZLY”. I was sitting
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