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Personal Narrative: An Awkward Buddy Experience

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An Awkward Buddy Experience The awkward meeting with my buddy, we don’t have much in common and it’s hard to talk to her because she’s different, she’s not the kind of person I would normally talk to and filling the hours for the buddy programs was hard and awkward. she’s a nice person, but just not my type of person. We went to different events together like a pizza party from school, and we also went to a soccer game and we went to a Halloween party and I’m going to wright about my experience that I had. At the beginning when I met my buddy at the pizza party that the school had put for us to meet, it was strange She was quiet and shy, and she didn’t really talk to me, at first it was awkward and we couldn’t really talk about

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