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My Family Thanksgiving Imagine you and your family all having a good time, enjoying yourself, and watching T.V. And that’s some of what I did at Thanksgiving. My family are very important to me because, they make other people laugh and do nice things. My Aunt Joann likes to make jokes, makes people laugh a lot, and makes great sweet potato pie.
It’s All in the Chip I made chocolate chip cookies with my kids on the Fourth of July this year. For some reason, I feel this a very patriotic thing to do. I didn’t try to make red, white and blue Jello, or strawberry and blueberry whip cream stuff. Although those always look great on the picnic table and can almost be the centerpiece. Everyone thought we made a particularly good batch of Toll House — but honestly — have you ever met a chocolate chip you didn’t like?
It was a normal summer day in Lutz Florida, I was 6 years old at the time and my sister was 4. We were playing inside to get away from the stifling heat from the Florida sun and having a lot of fun doing so. We attempted to entertain ourselves by moving a tennis ball along the floor and eventually, we got bored of that and she wanted a piggy back ride from me. I didn’t think my Dad would appreciate this, but he didn’t seem to mind because he was busy doing something for his work. Reluctantly, I agreed to do it and we did that for a few minutes.
Danny’s class was having a show and tell day. Danny couldn’t wait to show Copy to everyone and tell them all about her. “Danny, don’t feed any sweets to Copy!” Master Cake shouted from the kitchen. Danny stopped his search for Copy and asked, “Why not?”
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I remember waking up that morning, feeling paralyzed, as well as a rush of emotions. Feeling uneasy but ambitious, demoralized but delighted, timid but fearless; it was the day. Not just any day but the most anticipated day for all the second graders: Bake Sale day. As I was told by my teacher, Ms. Ash, this Bake Sale was at the utmost importance, because it would be funding our field trip later that year. I had always been a soft- spoken individual so the thought of talking to another individual; nevertheless, trying to sell an item to another individual on whether our cookies were better than the third graders was daunting and the burden of the field trip only added to the pressure.
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