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Wampanoag Indian Memory Analysis
I would like to first start off by saying HAPPY 50TH BIRTHDAY, Uncle Mike! I have been given the wonderful opportunity to share a memory that I have had with you. With Thanksgiving being right around the corner, it brings a flashback to the 2014 Thanksgiving play when you gave me an important role as a key member of the Wampanoag Indian tribe. Unfortunately, my acting career ended there, but I can say I made an everlasting memory. Thank you for including me in all of the holiday festivities and making me feel apart of the Brady tribe.
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