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While I was on the vacation I had so much fun. I got to see a beautiful island. There were so many cool sea creatures. I really want to study to be a marine biologist because of all the sea creatures. I also was a lifeguard at the beach! Someone thought they saw a shark but when I saw it I knew it was a dolphin. It was hilarious! I bet you would of enjoyed the island! It was so beautiful I wished I lived there. Well I can’t wait to see you when I get home!
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