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Personal Narrative: Lacrosse, Reading, And Family

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My passions are Lacrosse, Reading, and Family. It’s important to have passions because it makes you who you are.
I like lacrosse because it’s a new sport with new rules and new everything to me. I like learning all about it. My team has a lot of people, so I can make new friends. Now if you have no idea what lacrosse is I can explain a bit of the rules. First of all there are 24 people on the field counting goalies and the other team. There are defenders, attackers, and midfielders just like in soccer. The goal of the game is to get the ball down the field and score like soccer.

When I was at my first game, I had played defense. There was this girl who would just fling it down the field to the girl I was defending. Finally I got tired
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