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As Mikey wakes up to a delicious smell of bacon, eggs, and potatoes. Mikey’s stomach starts to growl but Mikey’s bedroom looks dirty. Mikey gets up and begins to clean. He hears an annoying voice and begins to yell “shut up!”. After Mikey cleans he gets dressed. Mikey goes down stairs and eats very quickly. His mom notifies him that school started already. Mikey gets into the car and they drove him over there. He enters the classroom and all of the people he knows go up to him to say hey.. Everyone looks tired and sleepy. All the books are messy and it smells very weird. It feels cold in Mr. Jackson’s class. He sees the assignment on the board and begins the work.

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