My Fall Break
なつやすみはうちにかえりました。しゅうしんはNew Jerseyです。それから、Rutgersのだいがくでともだいちにあいました。
ともだいちといしょうにでパーテイーにいきました。それから、ともだいちといしょうにSyracuseのだいがくにいきました。しゅうまつにともだいちとパーチいーをしました。
それから、にちようびににのほんごをべんきょうしました。こんばんのにちようびにNotre Dameにりょこしました。
じゃ、また
もーかです。
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