What stories do you often relay

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Question: We all have stories about ourselves we find ourselves recounting often. What stories do you often relay? Do you tell stories about a hardship you've faced? A hilarious mess you found yourself in? A terrifying experience? A life changing moment? Consider such stories as you pick a personal story to write for your Description/Narration Essay, and consider the AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL SIGNIFICANCE of the story (the rhetoric of why you tell this story and what it says about you).

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