Black Belt Autobiography

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I bet you have lots of memories about what you do in your free time, and I do too. I have written about my top five. If you want more details, then you should read my memoirs.

the time I got my black belt

Have you ever got a black belt? If you want one it takes lots of discipline. Also you have to make a commitment to get one because it takes lots of time. if you want to start then you start at white belt and then the rest of the belts which is hard but when you get your black belt you will think it was totally worth it. when I got my black belt it was hard going through the test because you got to do a lot of things like brake two bordes at the same time because one board is behind the other. and on your way up to black belt you got to do cartwheels and other stuff like that. The day I was awarded Ihad to
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Once I got done with a great battle. I finally got it in and then I yeled it is a gare then my dad got to me and said “that's not a gare that's a walli.”

the time when i got my arrow of light in cub scouts

have you ever got you arrow of light? Well I have and it was a hard road because you had to go throw the process of being a cub scout. when i got my arrow my family was so proud of me. When I got it my den had to wait for every rank to go then you I went because me and my fredes were the highest rank until boy scouts so we had to go last. the feeling of the arrows holder was like I was like a well a cold piece of wood.

this is the time when I played football

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