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Personal Narrative: A Middle School Story

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Middle school story So it all started on the day I became a middle schooler It had been while since I had made contact with any of my friends for the past three years and it was weird to see them again for the first time and it was weirder seeing them at my bus stop and it was awkward at first then I got on the bus. And soon the day was to begin and I made some friends on the bus and I still am friends with to this day. But move forward a couple of days and I have a lot more people that I know and am somewhat started to make new friends. But by the end of the month I had met all the people I know today. And I went to my first class and then I finally said wow the new school is going to be good then. Fast forward to say the middle of the

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