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Costa Mexican Airport Narrative

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I stepped out of my dad 's truck, said goodbye, and walked inside the airport with my friends and teacher. Our group walked toward the bag check counter and handed my passport and bag to the lady at the counter. Since I have been afraid of heights all my life, I 've never liked planes."Ugh planes",Just the thought of them gives me shivers down my spine. After what seemed like forever we took off, my heart pounding inside my chest. I ate my candy and played my video games to get my mind off the fear. I looked out the window and started to get queasy so I looked at my game. As we landed I looked around and I saw that everything was beautiful. We entered the Costa Rican airport and to of my friends were offered marijuana by some random dude on

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