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Narrative Essay On Preschool

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My earliest memory is when I was getting ready for preschool and I decided I didn't like the shirt I was wearing. I climbed up the drawers and pulled out the first one to get a shirt and the next thing I know I’m stuck under my dresser. I screamed and yelled for my mom but she didn't hear me because she was drying her beautiful long blonde hair. I was a little person when this happened I was only about 4. I continued to scream and she finally heard me. She turned off the hair dryer and ran into my room and said “Where are you?” I tried to tell her “I’m under here.” She finally got the dresser picked up again and she cleaned up the glass from the picture frame that fell off my dresser. I have always thought of my mom as a very hard worker and also a perfectionist. She asked me “Are you alright” I replied “Yes just my arm hurts a little.” She said “I'll kiss it better and I'll get you a different shirt and you can go on your merry way to school.” …show more content…

If I remember right it always smelled like crayons and white school glue in that place. My best friend at preschool was Hailey W. because she always played house with me. Before I went to preschool I went to my grandma's about everyday since I was born. Although there was a few days that I had to go to the mean babysitters house and I wasn't happy about that. She always wasn't very nice to me and I never wanted to take naps and when it was nap time I would sneak around and get in trouble. I always remember when my mom would drop me off there I would cry and cry and cry. I didn't like that place very much as you can probably tell by

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