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Reflective Essay: Moving To Arizona
One summer day I was thinking about what I should do to make the day more interesting. I was thinking for a whole hour and finally came up with a great idea. I went up to my dad and asked "Can I could go to Grandma and Grandpa's house for the weekend to go visit them in Arizona?" My dad snickered and said "no", the reason was because I didn't have enough money to pay for what I wanted if I went down to visit them.

For the past month I have saved up for the trip down to Arizona. Once the time finally came, I have reached $200. I then asked my dad again, "Can I could go down to my Grandparent's house?", and he replied "no". "Why he would not let me, and what else do I have to do?" I said. He then replied saying "You didn't have to do anything,
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