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    Summary of Danny Pellegrino's How Do I Un-Remember This?
    Summary of Danny Pellegrino's How Do I Un-Remember This?
    Summary of Danny Pellegrino's How Do I Un-Remember This?
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    Summary of Danny Pellegrino's How Do I Un-Remember This?

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    #1 I have been having sleepovers with my friends since I was a kid. They are a great way to spend time with them and to catch up on gossip.

    #2 I had planned to transfer to public school the following year, so this was one of the last group events with my Catholic school buddies. We spent most of the early evening calling the girls on Bobby’s second phone line.

    #3 I loved staying at other people’s houses, and I especially enjoyed eating the good snacks that they had. I was obese from ages nine to twelve, and I never really liked cereal, but I enjoyed the treats that came with it.

    #4I was extremely nervous about the streaking idea, but I had to join the group. I was the only one left in the basement, and I had to take off my clothes and run to the stop sign.

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    PublisherIRB Media
    Release dateMar 24, 2022
    ISBN9781669368557
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      Insights from Chapter 4

      Insights from Chapter 5

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      #1

      I have been having sleepovers with my friends since I was a kid. They are a great way to spend time with them and to catch up on gossip.

      #2

      I had planned to transfer to public school the following year, so this was one of the last group events with my Catholic school buddies. We spent most of the early evening calling the girls on Bobby’s second phone line.

      #3

      I loved staying at other people’s houses, and I especially enjoyed eating the good snacks that they had. I was obese from ages nine to twelve, and I never really liked cereal, but I enjoyed the treats that came with it.

      #4

      I was extremely nervous about the streaking idea, but I had to join the group. I was the only one left in the basement, and I had to take off my clothes and run to the stop sign.

      #5

      I was the last person to leave the basement, and as I climbed out the window, I removed my clothes and

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