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I have 3 PenPals, their names are Keyanna B., Adam G., and Jayden H.. They are all from America. Keyanna is from Pensacola, Missouri,  Adam is from Haslett, Michigan, and last but not least Jaden is from Council Bluffs, Iowa.

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My PenPal Jayden goes to a school that starts at 7:30a.m. and it ends at 2:30p.m. Trinity Valley ( the school that I go to) starts at 8:10a.m. and ends at 3:30p.m. Keyanna loves to do cheer, dance and volleyball. I like swimming and tumbling.

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In Jayden’s community steak, hamburgers, tacos, pizza, and chicken are popular. In Texas not only do we have barbecue and fried food we also have the same thing that Jayden has.  Adam loves this place called Ukai which is a hibachi restaurant. I really like hibachi and I wish to go there.

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In Jayden’s community an important event in history was when the general made a railroad that goes through her community. This made it possible for people in her community to travel from the East Coast by train. By making a train, the population and the industries grew.  In Fort Worth the nickname is “Cowtown” because of cattle drive history.

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The pop culture in my PenPal communities is basically the same. Since all of my PenPals are from America the pop culture is the same. We both have the same technology, clothes, and we listen to the same music.

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In Council Bluffs, Iowa (Jayden’s City ) there is a park called Baylis Park. Next to the park there is a monument for the brave citizens that died in the different wars. Jayden’s great grandfather was one of the people that was involved in making the monument. Jayden’s great grandfather had a brother who fought and died in the Vietnam War, so he is on the monument. Bass Hall is a theater that has many plays, orchestras, dances, and more in downtown Fort Worth. On the outside of Bass Hall there are angels blowing horns.

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I think most of the states in America have the same thing and I still think about my PenPals just as I did when I started. I think I would have thought differently if my PenPals were active and were from a different country.