This one day was honestly one day I’ll never forget, nor change anything about. I had come home from cross country practice and my mom tells me, “guess where you and Isabel will be going next month?!” I couldn’t think of any guesses. She later announced to me that my sister and I are going to meet Tyler Oakley and get his book called Binge sighed. I felt as if I was in shock, I had a hard time trying to wrap my mind around the thought of being next to Tyler Oakley. My adrenaline felt sky high, my hands felt shaky; I didn’t know what to think. My mind was like a race horse. So now its October 24th, I’m thinking to myself that I am going to have to face reality that I will get the chance to meet Tyler today. Also with anticipation, I won’t freak …show more content…
When we arrived, it was 12 o’clock and my mom told my sister and I that we had until 5 o’clock till we have to get out bracelets and get in line. So we all went shopping for the remainder of the time. By the time 5 o’clock came, I was pretty dang excited. We entered the bookstore; it seemed as though half of the teens to meet Tyler already made their way here to wait to get bracelets too. I knew that there were going to be 500 people in a medium sized bookstore and there were about 200 people in the bookstore now and it looked like there was more. We had 2 hours till Tyler came out, and to wait for our numbers to be called out for bracelets. When we got our bracelets, my sister and I started making our way out of the book store because there was not enough room for 500 people to stand in line in a book store. We ended up waiting around the corner anxiously patient, my stomach started to get butterflies because I was getting excited. It’s now 7 o’clock and there were 500 overly excited teens impatiently ready to meet Tyler Oakley. Then line was starting to move, I was anxious, nervous, happy, and
At that moment my stomach started churning and moving, I knew it was going to be a horrible
The deafening roar from the crowd filled my ears, as it had done so many times before. I reached down, picked up my ear pieces lying across my shoulders, and placed one in each ear. As the stagehand passed me the mic, my pulse quickened. Standing on the platform beneath the stage, waiting for it to rise, my shoulders tightened. Fourteen years, performing on stages around the world hadn't banished my pre-show jitters.
I always remember thinking that, there will be a tomorrow, that I will see my sister the next day; and one day I didn’t; and for me this was such a pivotal moment in my
I knew that death was real and it would eventually happen to all of us. But at 13 I never realized I would experience it yet. I thought that this week was gonna be fun, I mean, who doesn't love four days off of school. But it wasn't, this was the worst 4 day weekend of my life. I realized to hold the people/animals you love the most closest to you because the next morning they could be gone.
One day they said i will need a boy to make me food. the next day they sended the boy to the house the boy knocked the door. i said i an coming in a loud voice. He made a lot of cakes and he made a table full of food. The next day he was gone the lady said where is the kid that made my day.
However, I was also extremely scared. I was thinking about how my classes would go? Are my teachers nice? Am I gonna have classes with my friends? After I ate breakfast, I got in the car with my mom and met up with my best friend Kalliee so we could at least walk in together because we didn 't have any classes together.
"I 'll be leaving in three days," Neil tells the family, explaining to them that he has a concert scheduled for the first of October. He has to get back for rehearsals with his quartet. The announcement came as no surprise, however, his telling them with that specific date, turned it into a reality. “I know this is difficult, but please understand, for several people it furnishes an income. If they temporarily replace me, which they did last month, they suffered because of the refunds that were issued.
well I thought that was a good thing just in case I get hurt on a nice day. We got on to the track I was really scared I felt butterflies
The closer we got, the more nervous I got. My anxiety was running through the building and all I could think about was how the other girls were going to act. I didn’t have that much experience besides what I already knew and they probably new
What?!!! I was not prepared for this moment. My heart was beating a million times a second. My hands were shaking, I was getting super nervous and worked up. But I took a step in the front of the room, as everyone got their phones out, and stared at me like a bunch of mannequins, I started to sing.
It’s December 5th, 1945 at the Bed and Breakfast. Billy is in his bed and hears knocking on his door and it’s me, the landlady. Billy opens the door, “Do you need anything,” he said.
We all sighed in great displeasure of the announcement. Our band director then came over to tell us our exact results. What I heard next made my heart sink. We made eleventh place; one spot off advancing to finals. I suddenly became flooded with thoughts of last night.
I frantically examined the people, their happy smiley face and my stupid grief. I was supposed be enjoying my time with Ariel right now, smiling and taking her autograph. Tears welled up in my eyes as I walked aimlessly around the lines squeezing and sliding. This was my first time getting separated from my mom and i did not know what to do.
If you have lived for any length of time, you probably had a defining moment. I experienced my defining moment in the summer of 2010 when I was six years old. You may not think a child that young could have a defining moment, but you would be wrong. Moreover, our experiences as children help to shape our personalities, our outlook on life, and what fears and anxieties we develop. My defining moments happened on a trip to The American Museum of Natural History.
MAURA: This was my first job. I was obviously nervous. My hands were cold, yet sweaty. It was cold in this old town, and I made sure to wear my dirty wool coat.