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The Bus Ride
I leave my house at 6:58 a.m. I walk down to the stop as I see the bus drive by, on the way to pick me up. I get on the bus and before I can sit the driver takes off. He almost gets in an accident turning off the street. Despite all of this, some days I wished it never ended. What would it be like if the whole school day were a bus ride? Would I learn? Would I make it in life? All day would be listening to music, and having useless arguments. Sometimes I hope that it will never make it to the school, but every day it does, and I start my seven-hour journey through a day of school.
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