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through all the years of high school……to the class of 2009 this  video is for you
do u think this would be a good class song????

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well if u wanna know what i think of the story we read here is what i think of it. it was a complete waste of time i don’t even think  it had a meaning to the story. at the end of the book it was stupid i would not recommend it to anyone else.

well my personal narrative is about the first time i went to a Minnesota Viking training camp it was a lot of fun. I smelt food and that dewy smell like when u first wake up early in the morning. then i felt the cold rain falling down on me and the cold metal bleachers. i heard the thunder in the background and the pads cracking on the field it was one of the best moments ever to happen to me. i was so happy  i spent it with the people that love me.

Well the novel I am currently readingis called holes. It is about a young boy in his early teens and how he gets arrested for supposively stealing shoes that feel out of the sky well not really. He has either two choices he can either go to jail or camp green lake (there really isn’t a lake there). And the boys name is Stanley Yelnats. His family thinks the reason he got sent there because of his no-good-rotten-pig stealing- great great grandfather.

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