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Personal Narrative: My Favorite Mistake
My favorite Mistake was moving to colorado when I was 14 years old. i moved to colorado because my dad’s work. I was used to moving around because we always moved around in Texas so I was fine with moving around but in a different state it was difficult for me because I thought I wouldn’t fit in with anyone at all. When I got to colorado it was cold and snowy it was nice because I never saw so much snow in Texas before.
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