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Personal Narrative: Surviving The Apocalypse

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With my Hello Kitty bag packed with canned foods, bottled waters, medicine, clothes, and my grandma 's pistol, I would start my journey in surviving the apocalypse. My camp would be set up in my schools JROTC arms room just in case I run out of bullets for my pistol. To keep my sanity I would clutch a picture of my boyfriend to my racing heart, who 's away at a naval base, knowing I have to survive for when he finally makes it home. If I grow tired of canned food, I would venture out into my zombie infested school with my pistol loaded and cocked. If any zombie were brave enough to attack me, I would give them just what they are looking for. That 's two headshots and I won 't blink. After being victorious over any foolish zombie, I would make

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