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Personal Narrative: My New House On Thanksgiving Break

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This story is all about me and moving to my new house on Thanksgiving break. The day went very well and it ended up nice, but it could have been better. I somehow relive that week over and over. Nothing bad happened during that time though. If it did, I’ll explain how I’m going to fix that. Here are some more details about the story. The first part is actually moving there. My family had to move all the furniture and stuff to the house. If one of the furniture broke, I would repeat the day and prevent that from happening. That is what I would do if that happens. That is the first part of the story. The second part is living at the house. My new house is doing very well. If a disaster were to happen, I would repeat the day and prevent it from

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