Personal Narrative: Where Were Do We Start?

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As soon as I ran into my room, I could sense that something was out of place. I thought it was that I left my homework at school or that I did not feed my pet fish Arnold, but whenever I thought of Arnold I thought of my other pet dog Rocky. The last time I saw him was before I left for school, now he was gone. My bright blue colored room was so empty without Rocky. Where could he have been? I checked the kitchen, the backyard and my parents room. Rocky was a big brown dog with big ears and a long tail, how could it be so hard to find him .This happened so often that it did not bother me. While I waited for him to return I did my homework and ate my delicious mac and cheese dinner, which made me feel a lot better. But by then Rocky was not …show more content…
From being almost tackled by my brother I told him he could help, only because I needed all the help I could get and we would have to work together.

Chapter 4: Were Do We Start? After we ate breakfast Johnny had a good idea of making posters so I logged on the computer and desighned one with him. “I want something to grab people on the streets attention!” I exclaimed. “Ya, but a baby with a dipper on it to!!” Johnny said as he passe out laughing.
Like what do fifth grade boys really thing are funny these days I thought in my head while roling my eyes at him. The poster turned out great, there were big bold words that said MISSING DOG, a picture of Rocky, and our information. Since Johnny was just sitting there watching me make the poster I told him to go to the library to print copies of the posters when they were done. They would be because it takes like fifteen minutes to get there. When I was done making the posters I called all my friends so they could help put them up. About an hour later most of my freinds showed up and Johnny was back from the library. I do not think there was a spot we missed to put the posters, but we did. “There are so many posters up I think you will find it pretty soon!” My freind Carlina

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