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Narrative Essay On Sanaa Staples Center
Sanaa’s relaxing weekend has turned into a long one. She finally met yesterday, her host dad Garett. He was super nice and made her feel at ease. They drove around the city at night and Sanaa could sense Garrett was really tired. She felt bad but he was the one who insisted that she has to see the city at night. Garett was right, the city is beautiful. Washington DC is a mix between a huge city like New York and a small town like where Sanaa grew up. She was surprised to see how quiet the city is by night, especially a city like Washington DC, where President Barack Obama resides! Garrett showed Sanaa Staples Center: the place for sports events and concerts, plus the biggest movie theatre in Chinatown.
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