Personal Narrative: Driving While At Work

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When I go to the work, I generally go by car. When I drive, I can not see many things around. That are some moments that I need walk downtown. If it is a weekday, I can see some people running to the work and some walking in the street like stayed on your vacation. Inside the stores, there is the same vision: some people know what want and others don't know what are looking for. The calm and crazy are side by side

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