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Spring Break

On saturday I went to Dafne's birthday party. Valerie, Grecia, Janis, Isaiah, and Charles also went to the party. She had a mechanical bull at her house, and everyone rode it. We played games, we talked, we watched tv, and we ate. On sunday I went to visit my cousins. We watched movies, we played, we ate. I had a fun time I spent most of the day there. Then the next day we went to the park the next day with them, and we went out to eat. On tuesday I took a day to rest I watched tv and use my phone pretty much the entire day. On wednesday I went to the park in the morning. I also started with my homework; I finished my part for the laboratory report on heart rate for biomed.  The next day I did my English essay about friendship, and wrote my story about loss for health careers. On friday I took another day to rest, so I didn't do much that day. On Saturday we had family over, they spent the day at our house and we had a little barbecue. They spent the night over so the next morning which was sunday we took them to the bus central. Since it was easter my family and I went to this place where there were a bunch of games and a restaurant. On monday which was the last day of spring break I went to the dentist. The dentist was having problems, and they ended up putting tighter braces. Since my cousins lived by so we went to visit them. 

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