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Pinto Story-Personal Narrative

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My palms were sweaty, my legs were shaking, my vision was blurry, so why was I so scared? I have written various essays, why was this one so difficult! Looking at my friends I received looks of curiosity. They have always enjoyed my stories, but saw the nervousness in my face. I gave my focus back to Mrs. Cullen at her desk. From Mrs. Cullen assigning the narrative, putting my thoughts on paper, and reading it to the class, this has been a traumatic experience. “For your first assignment you will compose a personal narrative and read it to the class. Like my pinto story, your narrative should be creative and unique. It can be on any event but remember to have fun.” Mrs. Cullen told the class with excitement. Great! As if I didn’t already have

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