Personal Narrative: My First Time Going To Arizona
My first time going to Arizona was to see my grandma. In Arizona we did a lot of things. Going to Arizona was the worst because it took a long time and it was a long drive. When we got to my grandmas house we were tired so we unpacked and went to sleep. During the time I was there we went to a wax museum, a flea market, mini golfing and swimming. My favorite was the wax museum because it had wax creations that I had never seen before. We had fun spending time together and doing things together. I was so excited to do things that I had never done before like going to a wax museum and going to the flea market. It was a special time because we did things together and we also had fun. It was also a special time because it was the first time
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Personal Narrative: Moving Out To Arizona
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Personal Narrative: Moving To San Luis, Arizona
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Personal Narrative: Arizona
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Personal Narrative: Moving From West Virginia To Arizona
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Personal Narrative: Belonging In Arizona
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Personal Narrative: Moving To Arizona
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Personal Narrative: Welcome To Arizona
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