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We pulled up to the park. It was the same hustle and bustle that it usually was. Just a lot of people in one area. Me and my brother got out of the car and bolted over to the playground. We had to see if our friends were back. Low and behold, there they were on the swings. Almost as if they were waiting for us. We all agreed to play hide and seek. I was "it" so I closed my eyes and began to count. backwards from 30 should be enough time for them to find a hiding spot.
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5. And of course she said yes the next day. We went out to eat for Sunday dinner though. Even though I hated going to church, the food afterwards was worth it. And it was better to eat a lot of food and then go burn all of it off by running around the park and playing. I don’t even care about this part of the story. This is really a filler part so I can get through the story. Anyways, we ended up driving over to the park after we were done eating. Time to see if the kids are back to play.
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