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Trick Shot-Personal Narrative

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Believe. I came to this word during lunch recess. It popped into my head as I saw this student trying to do trick shots. It was surprising at first to keep on seeing him try and try again until he succeeded. This was when believe popped into my head, and I decided that word would be my one little word. Though this word was an important word to most people and to my myself, this word was fastened into my incommodious head. When this word popped in my head, I had interminable thoughts about the word BELIEVE. And how I came up with believe was by watching the kid. He was determined to achieve that trick shot. He believed in himself and I will in myself throughout the year of 2017. When I came back to class to work on this document , I found this

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