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Jazmynn boers 11/7/17 and 11/8/1 Typing Rough draft SUPERHERO’s Do you remember when you were a kid and you never wanted to go to sleep ? well I do and I learned my lesson. It all started when I was at my grandpas house and i was spending the night. I didn't know what to do so i made up the game Superheros. I used to play it all the time especially with our dog baby. I started running and I said baby come on” i would say that every day when I played until one day…as usual i was playing superhero with baby but right as we started running around i tripped on a toy in our living room and CRASH i hit my head on the glass table. I hit my head so

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