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Personal Narrative: My Life As A Baseball Player

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I was born in Bronson Hospital July 20th 2003 Kalamazoo Michigan. This is an essay about my life and a dozen hobbies of mine. I am so happy to be with my family and all of the hobbies that I have. I am now 12 years old and love to play sports. I love to do a lot of things with my awesome family and hang out wit them whenever I can. Here is just a little about me.

My Mom and Dad have always told me that if I want my dream of a Baseball player then I have to keep practicing it. Which every year I play Baseball I get one step closer to my dream. By making the little league all stars. My Mom and Dad have always been there for me whenever I need them. Then I was asked to play travel Baseball which is my dream thing to do as a kid. And I succeeded! My travel Baseball team is called the Shamrocks which is a, very good team. I start playing travel Baseball in December. Baseball has always been my top notch priority in sports. I am taking lots of steps closer to my dream. …show more content…

When I was born the doctors thought that I would not make it. I had to get a pickline through my arm and all of the way to my heart to keep me going. When my Mom and Dad got to bring me home we lived in an apartment that I don´t remember zip about. Exept those awesome videos that she took on her video camera. I lived with my awesome parent and my bro Kaidin. Then my Mom and Dad started building are old house in rolling meadows but that was the wrong thing to do. We moved two houses after that one and now we live in the house I have been living in for 3-4-5 years. I love spending time with my family and doing things with them whenever I get the chance. And one more thing I can´t wait for is my new baby brother Cruse coming in in

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