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Personal Narrative: Moving Truck

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Moving Truck Moving truck. What does that mean? I view moving trucks as a symbol for me, who I am as a person. Since my dad is in the military, moving has been a big part of my life since I was born. I’ve moved a total of 8 times now (more or less), and with all of that moving experience, I view moving in a variety of ways. Firstly, with a new environment and a new house comes change and new opportunities. Moving may give you a chance to see another part of the world in the perspective you haven’t seen it before. For example, a common stereotype on California is that everyone there is at the beach 24/7 and is in their own laid back world. However, California is a huge state full of people with different cultural backgrounds, religion, jobs,

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