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A time I felt successful was when I beat my sibling/friend at Mario cart. They always beat me but for the first time I won and they didn’t go easy on me.

I was in my/there house playing on the WiiU.

We were playing Mario Cart and I was Princess Peach.

I was with sibling name/friend name.

I felt excited and also as if the world stopped for a few seconds. I felt a joyful burst of emotions and energy that I’ve never felt before. Sure this was a simple task, but this was the first time I ever felt so accomplish and happy in the longest time. Whenever we played, it was boring and we knew who was going to win. However, I finally won and now I can’t wait to play next time.

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For credit you must use COMPLETE sentences, capitalization, and punctuation