Personal Narrative: My Dad

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Years ago, my dad did something for me, my brother, and my sister that impacted who I am today. I remember it like it was yesterday; Me my mom, dad, brother and sister, we’re about to watch movies like we usually do on movie night. My dad was saying he wanted candy and asked if we wanted some. We said yes; so all of us, except my mom went to the store. When we got there my dad said, ”OK, fill up the shopping cart with candy.” When he said this our eyes lit up and we began filling the shopping cart with all her favorite candy. After we rung up the candy at the cash register, we all saw the price and he said, “don’t tell your mother.” After we were finished at the store we went home, ate the candy and were the happiest kids in the world.

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