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Personal Narrative: Ranch Dressing At High Velocity

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Ranch Dressing at High Velocity

In high, a group of my friends and I couched the girls’ Powder Puff Football team. Junior and senior football players volunteered to couch their respective grades in a charity football game. We had six practices to use, and most of the girls had never held a football before. It was a comedy of errors, and incidentally where I met my best friend.

Every Saturday, we had Powder Puff practice a few hours after our regular football practice. I usually spent this time with my friends playing touch football on the field. Because of the high winds that day, we had to forego the game. Instead of waiting in the bleachers, we decided to go out to lunch. My friends decided on a spot with which I wasn’t that familiar but I had been to once before. …show more content…

A new kid, who had moved to Beverly Hills* a few days ago volunteered to put it away. I helped him and told my friends that we would catch up. They agreed to wait for us at the

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