Personal Narrative: Moving To A New Girl

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"Ugh, moving schools again, that means making new friends, but I had just got use to mine." That is all that ran through my head when my parents told me we were moving houses again. I wasn't worried about the house, as much as making new friends at a new school for the second time in four months. Who knew moving to a new school would find you the love of your life though.

So, here we are first day at this new school. "Do I really have to mom?" I asked. I walk in take a deep breath, "This is a little hallway, where is everyone? Gosh, this place smells like feet!" I was already ready to have my first day over with. By my fifth day I was making friends, but nothing like my old ones. My teachers were great, but my friends were just whatever, until I laid eyes on the "new girl." Yes I said it the new girl. She was beautiful, the way she walked, talked, laughed,
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Nothing has changed and I doubt it ever will. See Madison changed me for the better. She is the best thing that ever happened to me because without her I would be sitting in a jail cell, or laying in a casket. I use to be a horrible kid and never wanted to finish anything unless it was a fight that I one between a kid that may have just looked at me wrong. Madison has changed me into a better man and showed me all the possibilities in life. I always thought I would amount to nothing at all and her she is changing m life for the better. Everyday with Madison is a memorable day because it's another day that I get to live the right way, with the right person, and the right people in my life instead of the wrong. I don't think I can ever forget the day I not only laid eyes on Madison but, also the day I made her mine. She is nothing but a blessing and there is nothing but memories still to be made with the women that will be my wife somewhere down the road and that, that is memorable to

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