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Lyndsey Woulfe
Lyndsey Woulfe is the most important friend My Important Friend that I have. The first time I met Lyndsey, was in fourth grade. We played softball together and had the same friends. Although we wasn’t very close when we was young. I could tell that we would become real close friends. Today Lyndsey and I are the best of friends, we act like sisters.
It was the fourth grade; I was at a new school. I was very shy and afraid that I wouldn’t have any friends. I had a cousin that I went to school with and he introduced me to new people. He introduced me to Lyndsey. We hung out occasionally when we were younger because we had the same group of friends. It wasn’t until seventh grade that Lyndsey and I became best friends. Ever since then we have

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