Personal Narrative-Moving To Florida

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Moving to Florida

I woke up one beautiful morning, but then it came to me that I was still mad. We were moving in a day and I still had a lot of packing to do after school. I was in Third Grade and I loved my class. My teacher, Mr.Q, was the best teacher I ever had. I knew I was going to miss him so much. When I got in the classroom that day, I started to talk with my best friends. Adin, Nina, Tess, Michelle, and Lilly. Mr. Q told us to sit and that since it was our last day of school. I was so sad that is was, I was going to miss all of my friends. The whole day we played and played and played, but expected when we ate lunch. That day we got to eat in the classroom. The went by really fast, and before I knew it the bell rang. I was so sad I had to say goodbye. I …show more content…
Then he gave me a pink, glittery box with a shiny, silver heart on it. I opened it, there were notes from all of my classmates. My favorite was the note he wrote me and a gold heart key chain. I gave him a huge hug and I promised to come visit him. Mr.Q was smiling at me, he told me that it will be ok. I stopped crying and gave him one more huge. Then I went outside and I said goodbye to all of my friends. They said that we will all do something together when I come to visit. I got in the car with my mom. I did not talk to her, I just started to cry. My mom said I know how it feels and you will be ok. We got home and I got all my room packed. I was happy it was summer, but not happy to leave my friends. We could have done so many things together over the summer. My sisters were still really little so they did not care as much as I did. I could tell that my parents were stressed because they were still running around trying to get stuff together. That night we had Panera Bread for dinner, we had to eat on the floor. Honestly, I thought it was fun. My family and I also had to sleep on the floor, that was not so much fun. When I woke up the next morning, I went outside to play with my

Personal Narrative: Moving To Florida

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