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Personal Narrative Essay: The Lakers Game

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Happiness is all I felt in the morning as my friend invited me to go to the Lakers game with him it was the first nba game that I have ever been to. I didn’t know if I wanted to go because the Kansas City Chiefs were playing their first playoff game and I knew that I wouldn’t be able to watch the game if I went to the Lakers game. After a lot of thinking I decided to go to the Lakers game because I didn’t know if I would ever have this opportunity. I was going to try to look for a tv at the stadium. As we got to the stadium I was speechless the stadium was enormous and there were statues everywhere I saw some of the players walk into the arena. I shouted to my friend “ I can’t believe I am actually at the Staples Center ” he answered “ I know this place is awesome “ It was one of the greatest day ever. I was nervous that the Chiefs were going to lose I was on my phone most of the game refreshing my phone to see the score. My friend told me “don’t worry about the game the chiefs are going to win.” I listened to him I told him I won’t check the score for 30 minutes. So as we were watching the game I could hear the players talk to each other that was something I didn’t realize because I was on my phone the …show more content…

With 3 minutes left the chiefs scored I was so excited. My pulse was like a race car,but the score was 18-16 and we needed to score this conversion. As the quarterback snapped the ball it felt like the whole world stopped and the play was in slow motion. We scored I couldn’t believe it I thought the game was over I was as happy as a young boy on Christmas,but when I looked at the tv there was a foul and the points didn’t count I was so upset that ruined my day I didn’t say a world the rest of the night I just wanted to leave the Lakers game I cried myself to

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