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My weekend

This weekend I had a fun time as it was my little brother's birthday and we celebrated him. He turned 5 years old this Saturday, and we went to this park/lake around half an hour away from our house. Most of my family including parents, cousins, aunts, and uncles, as well as some of his pre-school friends. We rode bikes around the large park, we fed the ducks,  we played in the playgrounds around the lakes, and we ate lots of delicious food. I really enjoyed spending time with my family and playing games, and I really look forward to going to that park with my family again.  
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