Personal Narrative Analysis

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On May 20th,2020, I graduated from high school. It was like a novel. I was oozing with zeal and happiness. My friends, siblings, parents, and grandparents where there to witness my special day. Normally, I would be happy i'm leaving,but I wasn't. I was sad because I knew i was going off to college, and i wouldn't see them for a period of time. I was excited to college and prove to my parents that I would make something of myself,but I wondered how much effort it would take. Even if I have fun in college, I pondered what I would do after college. As a young adult, I was undecided about how I was going to approach life in and after college. I had lots of thinking to do. My peers were all enjoying their special day while i am planning ahead.

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