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  My day was fine. First I woke up. I was not awake but I was half asleep. I scrambled in my bed trying to sleep. Then, I heard my brother Justin coming to my room. I was still half asleep and ignored it. Then he opened my bet tent. He probably thought I was awake because I was moving a lot. 

  After he opened my bed tent he yanked my soft blanket off of me. I had three blankets. I had one really thick one and too thin soft ones. The soft ones are almost exactly the same. Anyway, when he pulled the blanket I pulled back. But I was too tired so he got my blanket. 

  After et that I was fully awake but I was still super tired. I was also grumpy and annoyed because Justin woke. Or maybe it was because I just did not get enough sleep. I felt like ordering Justin out of the room and going make two sleep. Then Justin started talking about Minecraft. 

  When he started to talk about it Minecraft I do not know why but I said "Shut up and get out". I was not really serious about it. I was just saying random stuff. Then I told that I was joking about the shut up and get out of my room thing. 

  After that, he asked me if he should build a chicken coop or an iron farm. "I do not know, maybe the iron farm because iron is very useful. Also, I always am sick of using stone tools even though it is super easy to get" I said. Then he decided to build it. 

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