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Personal Narrative: A Day In Hawaii By The Beach

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One day in Hawaii by the beach, I went to my friend’s house and we have been friends since we were baby’s .Her name is melody , so one my way down I saw boxes . When I knocked on the door melody said “ Can we go and take a walk on the beach?” . “ok.” I said nervously . As she was talking I asked “Why are you packing ?” “That is what I meant to talk to you about I am moving because my mom just got a new job in Honolulu .” “You are moving why didn’t you tell me earlier.” “Why don’t we go for a swim to get our minds off of it .” “How about we go to that little island.” I said questioning myself “Sounds like a plan.” On our way there we saw wondrous things like dolphins , turtles , and fish we didn’t even know about .When we got to the island we were walking around and we heard rocks fall so we followed the mischievous sound. Then we found an area full of rocks so we climb it and then we fell in an cave .As we are looking around we found this like water pool as we went close to it it started to bubble.Then we found that there was no way out of the cave so we jumped in .At that moment we felt our legs get heavy and that is when we looked down at our legs.

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