Personal Narrative: My Field Trip Of My Life

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Imagine that your life was such remarkably busy that it seemed like you were occupied with something different every second. It could be chores, projects, sports, or school. Could you imagine your life being that busy? Well, I can. That is an accurate description of what my life is like on a daily basis. Every day I am doing school, chores, sports, volunteer work, lending a hand at home, or carrying out jobs to help my relatives. I have accomplished countless actions to go towards improving my community or others. Usually, those tasks are through girl scouts, church, or sometimes even school. For example, through school, I have gone to Ida Sue. We went on a field trip to Ida Sue during our multiple intelligences and developmental disabilities study in C.A.T. class. The main reasoning for this field trip was to further our understanding of …show more content…

For example, giving my friends and family gifts or lending them money. At Christmas-time, every year, I buy or make gifts for my friends and family members. Creating a list of my gift ideas is the most entertaining part of the holiday season. Besides giving gifts, I typically am lending money to my friends, normally Arminta, at football games. I also do things to benefit my relatives like play with my cousins, mow the lawn for my grandma, or help make delicious apple cider. Every so often, when I go over to my grandma’s, I mow her yard and sometimes get paid to do it. Whenever I go to my cousins in Tennessee I make my younger cousins cheerful by doing simple actions like playing a game or watching a movie with them. Finally, around Labor Day weekend, my family traditionally gets in the act of making the apple cider. Struggling to not touch the mushy apples and providing a workout for my arm, I spin the dirty handle, load the apples into the machine, and pick the apples off the trees. Helping my relatives makes me and them

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