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Personal Narrative: Moving To A Home

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Let me start with this, so my family starts looking for houses and I say “nooo” because I didn’t want to move for the second time. the next day we find a house but the landlord said “the house run down so you have to fix the house”. After 7 weeks later we found a house where I used to live. So we got that house and I thought it was going to be big but it was two rooms like the house I move away from but in the back, there was one more room. So I moved all my stuff in the room I checked the back yard there were fences so I was happy so my dogs cannot escape. I ask my mom if I can go outside she said yes so walked around the neighborhood and I saw my old friends and 2 hours had passed so it was dark so i had to go to sleep. The

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