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Personal Narrative: Welcome To Tennessee

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“Are we there yet?” I said that about one hundred times over and over again. We had been in the car for 12 hours now. I can still remember seeing the welcome to Tennessee sign We finally have made it! We had rented a cabin I couldn’t wait to get to the cabin and see my family. The cabin was really big ,a lot bigger than I imagined, my little cousin and I ran in as fast as we could we each only grabbed one of our bags. We got an upstairs room and it bunk beds and a big bathroom , I chose the bottom bed so she could have the top plus I had the best view of the TV first thing we did we unpack all of our stuff then we went to watch TV in the family room. We played games and hung out till midnight then it was time we went to bed

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