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Personal Narrative: Get On The Road
Good evening, Sis. Sorry for just contacting you. I decided to get on the road last night, but I took a break while in route. The break that was to last a maximum of 2 hours became 5 hours which put me here later than planned. Upon arrival in Gulfport, I was sleepy so got a room to nap and just making it to East Hancock for the game. Its scheduled to start at 7:30, but Coach want them here for 7.
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