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I was finally in San Diego felt like my heart was going to explode that’s what I thought that what we would do when we got there.

We were supposed to move to San Diego. My jaw dropped in shock we would move to our new home and to see my dad at our house my dad already went to the house to check it out to see if it has any problem with the
YAY! I screamed. This was memorable because I am going back our old house and to unpack boxes. When I, Mom, Lucca, and dad left Nebraska “we said I and Lucca were watching. Movies we finally got to McDonald's I was yawning then we got in the car again, at last, we got to Las Vegas we stayed at a use when we got to stay in a hotel last we went to our new home we said goodbye to everyone then we drove off.

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