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In Seattle With My Dad by Jacob Turet

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In Seattle With My Dad

"Last summer when we got out of school, it was the happiest day of the year for me. After that we just hung around for about a week here in Marshall before going to Seattle to visit my dad.

When we got to Seattle we didn't do anything for the first few days. All we did was stay in and freak out on my dad's extra cable channels. Then finally we started to check around the town.

We did some pretty cool things while we were there. We went to a shooting range, checked out the shops at University Avenue, went swimming and also saw some movies.

After Seattle, we went to Virginia to visit my grandparents. There my

grandparents made us do boring things. It rained most of the time, but it was still really hot. We did some swimming in an outdoor pool.

After that we went back to Seattle. While Maurice and my mom went back to Marshall, I stayed there to take a computer course. I also saw the movie South Park, which was cool. After I visited my dad for a little while, I came back here."

Jacob Turet
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