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Personal Narrative Essay: My Things To Go Out For Camping

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Monday, Jeffery, Xinan, and Steve asked if I wanted to go out for camping. I replied yeah, sounds fun. We agreed to head off tomorrow. We started our trip in the morning, due to the fact that we were headed towards a forest away from town. 2 hours have passed I seem that we have made it. We walked into the forest, trying to find a nice and flat place to set up our tents. After an hour of searching, we found a nice spot and set up our tents. We had lunch and looked for some firewood. Night fell upon us pretty early. We lit the fire and told our scary stories around the fire and headed off to sleep. 2 tents, there was one that was just larger. Just one so we did rock paper scissors to see which pair got that. We lost the game so Jeffery and I had to sleep in a smaller tent. …show more content…

Did I really eat that much yesterday? I went out shopping for groceries. I was very confused I thought that there was no way I could eat that much. So this time I set a trap. I looked around my whole house to make sure no one was in it. And I locked everything. I saw things connecting together now. The window that was open last night to the food going missing. So I set up a trap if the person was inside of the house, the food will disappear, but if the food was still there, the person was coming from outside. After that hassle, I waited until the next day. Nothing much has happened I figured that I was just crazy because there were no signs of a break in or anything. Nothing in my fridge was taken. I then caught up with my friends asking if anything has been heard of the woman that was stalking us in the woods. Nothing much had been done due to the little information we could provide. The police did reassure us that he would do a search in the woods we were at. Upon arriving at a café Xinan told us what he learns about that area. Apparently many people have disappeared there. Oddly enough there were no missing posters around that

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