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Helen Keller: The Last Three Days Of Sight
Last Three Days of Sight

In class we read the essay by Helen Keller about what she would do if she could see for three days. She also said she wished that everyone could be blind for three days in their adult life.

On my first day I would wake up and eat breakfast with anyone who would want to. After I get done, I would go out to lunch with my family. I would then spend a few hours with Dylan Armistead and we would go race go carts after that I would drop him off at his house and thank him for going with me. I would then pick up Hunter Molohon and Bradlee Marburger and we would go out to my land and shoot guns. When the sun starts to go down I would drive up to the house and start a fire outside in the pit. We would stay up
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