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Personal Narrative: Siblings

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Siblings grow up side by side for years yet they have different life experiences. I have five siblings, three sisters and two brothers, and we have had different life experiences. I am the oldest so my life has been different from theirs. Like I didn’t get my first electronic until I was eleven years old. But one of my sisters got her first electronic when she was seven. That will be the kind of stuff I will be writing about. We all grew up with different school experiences. Like I went to school for kindergarten, then
I was homeschooled for first grade, then I went to school for second to third grade, and then I was homeschooled for the rest. One of my sisters went to school for Kindergarten and first grade and was homeschooled

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