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Personal Narrative: The Perfect Vacation
My absolute perfect vacation would most definitely be Italy. I'd invite my two best friends; Faith and Natalie, to go on vacation with me. My mom would also come along so we don't do anything stupid, or get lost. We'd all fly to Italy in our private jet, sipping orange juice because hey I'm 18! Trying to cram in as much Italian as we can, so we speak the Native language. When we probably
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