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I was in second grade when the great day happened. I was born in Indiana but not an Indianapolis Colts fan. I was and still am an Eagles fan. My mom signed up for an email alert so that she would get email notices from their kids’ club. One day I came home and my mom said that she got an email about a drawing contest for the kids’ club. The email said that the winner of this drawing contest would win 2 tickets to watch the Eagles play against the Broncos on December 27. Also we had to send the picture and a picture of me in all of my Eagles gear. I was so excited that I wanted to get started right away. After doing homework and days of designing and coloring it was finished and we took a picture of it and then I got dressed in all my gear.

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