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Personal Narrative: My First Time In Middle School

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first time in middle school Has this ever happen to you.in the first day of middle school? Well for my yes. It start off like any normal first day of school.I take the bus and meet my My friend at the band hall.Then the bell rings and i go in search of my first period class.But when I go to the class it wasn't the right classroom so that means i went To the wrong class in meet the teacher night. So I started to panic,but I told myself to calm down and look for the class. After a while of looking for the class so I went to the restroom to wash my face off To calm down.But as I wash my face I really knew that I wouldn't find my first period class. Then I left the restroom and I just sat down and

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