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      <title> by Mathilda Willians</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>April 17th it was, and a cold day too. Before she went to bed, Ireland put her clothes into the wash, then into the dryer. Comfortable clothes for her were long pants, a tee- shirt, and a jacket. Dean, Ireland's dog, just loved to play in the mud and Ireland loved playing with Dean, as well as her brother Quincey&nbsp;<br><br>Everyday after Ireland got home, Dean would meet her at her bus stop then pounce on her, his muddy paws and all. Friendly as she was, Ireland hated one thing; dresses. Grancy McCallester, the school's principal, had gotten mad at Ireland many times for coming to school with muddy clothes. "Hey, Ireland," she'd say now and again. "I'd wear a dress if I were you. Just as long as it fits school standards, that is."&nbsp;<br><br>"Kay," Ireland said under her breath every time. "Lame dresses are so uncomfortable!"<br><br>"Mum, I'm home, is my patch done?"<br><br>Now, Ireland had been in school for three months. Only one month of those three has she not been suspended for back-talking the teachers or principal.&nbsp;<br><br>"Papy is in the shed working on Dean's dog house, and I have been working on it," mum called.<br><br>Quincey walked right in front of her as she begins to walk to find Papy.<br><br>"Right in front of me?" she exclaims angerly.&nbsp;<br><br>"Sorry Ireland, but I just got a call and can't finish your patch," mum sighed. "Tomorrow you're gonna have to wear a dress."<br><br>Utterly disgusted, Ireland moped up to her room and talked to Vincent. Vincent was her best - imaginary - friend. "Why's mum making me wear a dress tomorrow? Xandria the class president may happen to love them, but I hate them! Zebra striped jackets and jeans are my thing!" &nbsp;<br><br><br>~~Perfers to keep Anonymity~~</div>]]></description>
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