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Personal Narrative: The Sport Of Football

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Ah, Sundays…The day to be outside flipping burgers, eating junk food, and most importantly, watching football. Football has always been and always will be my favorite sport. I was introduced to the sport of football by my dad when I was extremely young; probably around 3 or 4 if I had to make a guess. It has also been a big event in my family because all the males in my family adore football. For the most part everyone likes the St. Louis Rams in my family, except for my dad and I. My dad and I both like the New England Patriots, and my dad also likes the Washington Redskins. So, during family get togethers, it is kind of awkward when everyone is cheering for the St. Louis Rams and my dad and I are sitting in the back secretly talking bad

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