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What If I Were Playing Softball
One thing that I have tried that was new was softball. I started playing softball 7 years ago. I really liked playing softball because it is really fun. And it always gave me something to do on the weekends, it was either tournaments or practice.
When I was playing I always felt like giving up. When we would always learn something new and it was hard for me I always felt like giving up. When we went for pitching machine, to a girl pitching it to us it was hard because it was a lot faster that the pitching machine. One thing that was hard for me was when we moved to live arm I wanted to be a pitcher, which I am now it was hard for me to learn all the new pitches and I always wanted to give up but I had to persevere. You can always try something
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