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Today while I was watching 'The Polar Express' a news alert came on and said that a tornado was heading for center Texas and it had 199 mph winds. I found out we only had 30 minutes until hit. I went to the grocery store and got water and some snacks. I checked out and by the time I got home I had 10 minutes left. I went to my storm cellar and when I went to lock it, my neighbor asked to come in and I almost did but I remembered the time she wouldn't let me play in her grass when I was 7 so I closed the door and locked it. I got on my phone but I wasn't worried that it would go dead because I had a portable charger. I got ready to go to sleep but I couldn't so I got back on my phone and read the hunger games instead.
I finally went to sleep

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