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Personal Narrative-Defining Moment

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. One time that I was encouraged was during karate. Everybody was seeing how many jump kicks each person can do without stopping. People went one-by-one. I as the seventh one to go do the kicks. All of my friends were encouraging me as I was kicking. A lot of people did a high amount like me with 90 kicks. Everybody was proud and amazed just like me at what I did. All I said was your welcome. My friends made me more excited about my amazing work and more proud. My friends got excited about my high score. After that, class is done and we left home. All I was thinking is that it was the best day

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