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Personal Narrative Analysis

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Since elementary school, there has been one fact which has been true and has made me feel different from my peers. While in elementary school, two big changes took place in my life. One change was that my family would be moving to a new, bigger house, which was good news at the time. The fact of the matter, however, was not so happy. The positive mood changed once I learned that my dad would be working in Iraq. He got a job with the army and said he needed the job in order to pay for the new house. As far as I was concerned, he wasn't getting a job, I was losing my dad. I didn't care about money or the house, I just wanted to be with my dad. My life went on as such for the next few years. For most of my memorable childhood, I just had my

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