Sam's Hardworking Life.

Sam's Hardworking Life.

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So it all started when I was little. Me and my family were very poor but hardworking. Every single day I help my family, I was 10 years old we lived in a small village and small houses. I kept this diary until now and started a whole new life. My parents started to have jobs already. I still go to school and more fun stuff with my family. When I became 17 years old I still had this diary. For so many years I had this diary! -Sam Said. 1 year later…I moved in a new house! This house is amazing but too big. "Mom why is the house too big?" -Sam said. "Because I thought you wanted a big house"-Mom Said. "No mom I just want a simple and just the right size, not large but not too small" -Sam Said. Well my mom said that I know we we're hardworking before and now I thought you wanted a big house but you're right. Bye diary I have to go now. -By Sofy -Not A True Story
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