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Personal Narrative: The Round Cookie
For starters, let me tell you the exact, hardcore, and intense procedure of how I was made. I started off as just some boring cookie dough inside a bowl. Then, I was put into an oven, and after about 20 minutes, I popped out as a nice, warm, round cookie! After that, a human spread some nice yellow frosting on the topside of my body. The human then proceeded to use some kind of utensil to draw slick, black sunglasses on me. And Sha-Pow, here I am!

Some people would call me the “Round” cookie, or possibly the “sunglasses emoji” but you can just call me Chaz. I know right, what a sick name, dude! Personally, I enjoy things like downhill rolling, or sometimes sugar cube lifting. (my record is FIVE cubes, amazing!) Downhill rolling
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