Personal Narrative: The Game Of Road Hockey

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It was a chilly February day and a bunch of boys and I were discussing playing a game of road hockey after school. We were all sitting around in our 6th-grade science class talking about who should we invite to this big extravagant hockey game. We talked about all the details; such as when the game is, who’s invited and where would we be playing. We all decided on a 3:30 at Davids house and that we would have 9 of us play. By now we were all excited about playing the game and we all just had to survive the school day. The minutes felt like hours and the whole afternoon felt like a lifetime. As soon as the bell rang all 9 of us ran out of class and went straight home to get ready for the game. Right, when I walked in the door I asked my Mom

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