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Personal Narrative: My Trip To North Dakota
One winter I visited my older sister in cold and snowy North Dakota. She wanted me to visit her for some time I wasn't enthusiastic, to say the least, it was North Dakota IN THE WINTER! However, I decided to ultimately leave. I begin to adequately prepare for what seemed like a trip to Antarctic. I purchased winter gear and some unnecessary equipment like a ski mask. The next day I landed in North Dakota and stayed indoors mostly. My sister was going into town one morning and I asked to go with her. I wanted to finally leave the house so I got ready and even wore my ski mask. My sister though it was a little excessive but I didn't care. We stopped by the bank and I waited inside the car. eventually, I got bored and went inside to look for free
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