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Personal Narrative: Passing Grades

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What happened was that my dad always gets the mail and since he saw it he opened it and he saw my grades. In a way I knew he wasn 't going to like them because it wasn 't what he wanted because he at least wants me to have passing grades. Then we was not to happy because it wasn 't what he expected from me. Yes in a way I feel bad because I didn 't meet my parents and my goal to have passing grades. The other thing is that they don 't know how much I try to pick them up and what I did pick up because certain teachers would have a due date to when all the assignments are due . Then since it 's so obvious that I can 't make those up I had other classes that had low grades.

In my family school has to be my first priority. I know this because my

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