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who i am


The person I am today comes from my ancestors who paved the way.

I have my mom who is always polite and my sister who loved riding bikes.

My dad who worked on cars and my aunt who shoots for the stars.

My grammy who makes the best cake and my brother who will always hate snakes.

All of this I had to say, to show that my family makes me who I am today.

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<p>my submission</p>

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