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Narrative On Bananas

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As I woke up this morning i was muddling through my baseball bag to see if i had everything because I was late for my first JV baseball practice. I ran down the stairs to get my car keys and peaked in my mom 's room to see my dad admonishing our dog Rocky because he had peed on the floor. After that I got in my car I got ready and looked back in my rearview mirror to see 3 monkeys commandeering the back seats. As of now I had a huge dilemma of staying and driving away or getting out running for my life and just walking to the high school for practice. I decided to get in my car salvage all I could and my baseball bag and just make a run for it. So I ran and ran and ran even more, when I got there coach was making sure everyone was

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