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Personal Narrative: Living In South Dakota

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I want to live where my family is close. Most of my family lives in South Dakota so my plans are living here. I would like to live in Rapid City or Sioux falls, somewhere in South Dakota. What kind of leisure-time activities do I think I will enjoy. I like to play basketball because I love to play basketball. The other activities I would to do is sit around with the family and joke and watch t.v or something that I would like to do with my family. I would like to walk, drive, or play around with my dog. Where would I live as an adult? I do not know where I want to live but somewhere close to my family so I do not to travel very far when there is family emergence. I would like to live where it is very beautiful outside when

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