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Personal Narrative: My Favorite Pecan Fest

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My favorite Pecan Fest experience has to be the first time I rode Pharaoh’s Fury. It was so scary in my head, I was like “no!” If my friends could do it I could do it too. There were kindergarteners,1st,and 2nd graders going on that ride so I knew I could do it. I was convincing myself to go on that ride saying I’m not a scardey cat. My friends said that the middle was less, scary but unfortunately it was taken so we had to go to the top I was about run out of the ride but my friends were holding me back creak! creak! The gate closed I was horrified , but the seat belt held me back. It started moving higher and higher me screaming like my life depended on it but laughing and crying at the same time I was going through mixed emotions. Then

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