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This was my first attempt at posting to my blog on the go. Good to see that it worked!
ReplyDeleteThe girl, in a green uniform, on the furthest field, ran after the ball. She fell to the back of the pack. Was it in response to falling behind, or because she had so much room? She broke into a full skip, her hair bouncing as everyone else rolled toward the goal.