English, 08.05.2021 02:00 Geo777

Help. fill in the blanks or give me ideas. I'm stuck. (if you want info about me just ask) I am from (specific ordinary item), from (product name) and .

I am from the (home description... adjective, adjective, sensory detail).

I am from the (plant, flower, natural item), the (plant, flower, natural detail)

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I am from the (description of family tendency) and (another one).

From (something you were told as a child) and (another).

I'm from (place of birth and family ancestry), (two food items representing your family).

From the (specific family story about a specific person and detail), the (another detail, and the (another detail about another family member).

I am from (location of family pictures, mementos, archives and several more lines indicating their worth).

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