Junior High Narrative

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One of my fondest memories of Junior High was the trip that we took to Washington D.C. A group of around thirty eighth graders, most of whom were 14 like me, set off on a plane ride to our nation’s capital. From the minute that we arrived to the day that we left, we saw many historical landmarks and visited a plethora of museums. Many memories and friends were made and I had a marvelous time. Among the many memories that were made was an extremely regrettable one. It was the last day of the trip and I had lost my wallet, or it was stolen. It was the last day of the trip and before boarding the plane in the afternoon, we had planned to visit a museum. I had awoken with my 3 roommates: Jacob, Garrett, and Taylor and we all set off to eat breakfast

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