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<h1>Day Three. My cat is offended at me.</h1>
<p>Yesterday, while I was on the Internet, I again forgot to feed my cat. I hope Muffin does not find out about this and continues to give me assignments. I’ll try to make a to-do list.</p>
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<li>Feed the cat</li>
<li>Water the cactus</li>
<li>Turn off the light</li>
<li>Leave the house to run errands</li>
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<p>I was looking for a ranking of games that were released in 2018 on the Internet. I’m not interested in them all. All I do is study. This is what I found:</p>
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<li>Red Dead Redemption 2</li>
<li>Detroit: Become Human</li>
<li>Spider-Man</li>
<li>God of War</li>
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<p>Now I can continue my to-do list.</p>
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<li>Prepare to eat</li>
<li>Play God of War</li>
<li>Wash the dishes</li>
<li>Go to sleep</li>
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<p>Now I will definitely not forget to do anything.</p>
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