Personal Narrative: Abby

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A surprising time in my life was when my baby brother was born. It was the best day of my life and I was really happy. This experience changed me because I have a little brother to play with every day and knowing that I will always have a friend. Everyday me and my little brother play outside except when it is raining. The things that I learned throughout my experience with him is how to change diapers, how to take care of a baby, and how he impacted my life so much.

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