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On a typical school I would wake up at 6:30 am the I would get dressed, eat breakfast, brush my teeth. The at 7:2o I go outside and wait for my bus then at 7:23 I get on the bus, and I ride the bus to school get off the bus and sit in the hallway until my friends come or until the bell rings. Then I get my stuff out of my backpack and open my locker the put my backpack in my locker the I close my locker. After I go to my first period which is english. During bulldog time I go talk to my friends and we help each other if one person didn’t do their homework. After when the bell rings it means that class has started. During english I read a book or if she has a lesson then if we have work I do it while she is talking so I don’t have homework.

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