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Personal Narrative: How Are Things In Hawaii

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Hope you are doing well. I have been quite busy lately. Tomorrow is the last day of instruction and I have one final this week. Two more finals next week and I will be done for the semester. I still have to finish two projects before the final so these two weeks are going to be very busy. Anyway, how are things in Hawaii? Did you get a flight ticket to San Diego ? Will write you more once I am done with all this hectic work

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