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At the Pumpkin Patch
Have you ever been to an amazing pumpkin patch? Well I have and of course the first thing that caught my attention was the perfectly colored orange pumpkins. There was not one white cloud in the blue sky but there was just a slight beautiful breeze.The only smell that filled the air was amazing kettle corn popcorn. when we hopped on the huge tractor the smell changed to a disgusting black tractor smoke and dust. We got off the tractor and went on a pumpkin hunt. There was tons of kids annoyingly crying but I got over it. I mostly got a nice view of unrotten and hollow pumpkins, but there were some rotten pumpkins too. It was time to leave so we got back on that same green tractor to get back and on our way out I got some really good pumpkin pies,honey sticks,and kettle corn.

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What’s your favorite thing to do for Christmas? Well mine is spending it with my family. My second favorite thing is walking in and seeing every sized gift there is cause there were a lot of gifts under the Christmas tree. There were bright gold lights on the tree and then blinding camera lights. Once I was able to see again I enjoyed my …show more content…

Well I like the Chargers. Did you ever have to get your football pictures taken? Well I did and it’s not fun at all. The fun part though is that it’s right before the game so the parents have already set up the decorations so they are in the background of your picture. In the distance behind the camera man there were red and black balloons,team members and their moms waiting for their picture to get taken,and the cameraman taking our pictures. The speakers were blasting loud music and I could also hear the coach warming up the team. The nice aroma of concession food filled the morning damp air. My jaw was aching while I was getting my picture taken because I was smiling for so long. The wet, damp grass was soaking my cleats and was soaking through to my

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