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Personal Narrative: The Marcus Shain Cromean
On the twentieth of April of 1990, the world was graced with my presence. I am The Marcus Shain Cromeans. I am a very complex human being with strong opinions and amazing abs. Through the travels of my life, I have learned that there are many things that define who a person is. Three things that define me are my compassion for others, my uncanny ability to get into trouble, and my ability to make people laugh. Although I am a little rough around the edges, I have a soft spot in my heart for those whom I love. My family keeps me going through the good, the bad, and the ugly. My parents are still happily married, even through twenty-two years of putting up with four children. My three sisters are amazing. Their names are Shannon, Ashley, and Lynnsy. I do, in fact, play favorites when it comes to siblings. Ashley is my favorite because she is always around helping me with whatever I need. I also am very close to my cousin, Matt Hare, and his family. I consider everyone an acquaintance because I do not like to get too close to people emotionally. If there was ever anything that any of my family needed, I would do everything I could to help them obtain it.. …show more content…
My definition of fun is running through Wal-Mart with people doing random things to purposely get kicked out such as riding tricycles through the aisles, squirting soaps and shampoos on the floor and sliding, and put randomly awkward things into other people’s carts. I love to play around and pretend that I am a kid. It keeps me youthful and happy. I like to party with people, and I love to be the center of attention. Most people know my name, but they do not know me personally. This is because people tell stories about my past experiences, and they will one day make me a
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