I remember it hurting, so very much. It stabbed at me hard; I couldn't comprehend it. If only I had been more careful, more attentive, I could've prevented all of it. One of the most devastating moments in my life happened to me was all because of a simple mistake. One little slip-up caused all of it, and it all lead to a catastrophe. It all happened on what I thought would be a fantastic day: the 1st Annual University Interscholastic League A+ competition. The very event I had trained for. The opportunity that would let me earn some academic recognition. I had prepared for months then, going to after-school practice and spending hours of my time memorizing and learning. Of course, I still broke the rules, and paid the price, but at the end of the day, I gained something out of all of it. I learned an important value in life, and it stills sticks with me to …show more content…
No one seemed to notice it in my hands when I left. It wasn't until a minute later my friend noticed, but I was in the cafeteria already. I bought it back to the classroom, not too uneasy at all about it. I walked into the cafeteria again with no worries, carefree. Five minutes later, disaster struck. A woman walked in and found me. She asked, and I confirmed that I had turned in the paper late. She told me that even if my intentions were good and it was an accident; I still had to be disqualified. Something inside just broke, and my confidence went down faster than lightning. I was so confused, but I knew inside that there was no way I would've been able to bring it out without getting some kind of punishment. That there would be no coming back from this, and the worst part; there were so many things I could've done to prevent it, but didn't. I got close to crying, but the tears never
It was six o 'clock at the Friendswood junior high mustang field I was playing strong safety and I had to cover the extra receiver they brought out by the snap I was already beating my man and the next thing I know the ball was sailing my way straight to me. I am 13 years old and I am on the Friendswood junior high C-football team I am a second string slot receiver and starting strong safety
I was to be admitted into a Psychiatric ward so I could be watched, but not until the following day. Maybe if they would have acknowledged the fact that I was truly suffering I would have made it through the program. But I could not convince myself to stay in a place where all I saw was pain. My pain, my dad’s pain and every other sick child in the buildings pain. The following day came and I made the call that I was going home.
It was the moment I had been practicing for. I was finally going to try out for my middle school cheer team and hopefully make it. I was so excited I could barely focus on my classes that day. I had run through all of the steps at least 50 times that day. I had always wanted to do cheerleading and this was my moment to do it.
A sound like nails on a chalk board. It was as if someone had driven stakes through my feet down into the ground, I couldn 't move. I watched him burn. There was a garden hose at my feet. I could have grabbed it, I could have stopped this, but I was still immobile.
It was October, 21st the Riverside High School Bulldogs Homecoming game. They were 8 and 1 and they needed this win to advance to the State Championship. All the pressure was on all star quarterback John Tortellini. After the last bell rang the team meet up in the football weight room so they could get a pregame workout in.
Just a week ago I was in the main office along with a group of friends waiting for the arrival of Mr. Medina, who we were told was currently in a meeting by the snobby blonde lady in the main office. As we waited for our assistant principal to arrive, a Domino’s pizza deliver guy came through the doors with stacks of pizza piled high ,the strong greasy smell grabbed the attention of our noses we all starred at the boxes at he placed it on the counter . As the pizza disappeared one by one time flew by at that point we realized lunch was almost over. We were all fed up and hungry. At this point we had the urge to leave realizing that there wasn’t any pizza left, but we knew that this matter was urgent.
Is this real? What is this horrible feeling? How angry I felt at the world. I am only a five-year old, and everyone is so ignorant of my situation. They have no idea how perplexed and helpless I feel.
I could feel the fear boiling in my belly and radiating to my mind. A heavy lump in my throat was rapidly growing, as I fought to hold back the tears I felt cupping the inside of my
It was a beautiful Friday afternoon playing softball for only a short amount of time until I noticed a pain that was constant and was not going away. I continued to play not thinking it was something serious. Soon after my arm went numb and tingly, everyone was very concerned, especially my parents. I went to multiply doctors until we found out what was wrong, I had an inflamed and irritated rotator cuff and an inflamed tendon. I did not think I would ever play again and neither did my teammates, coaches, and family members.
Then the memory and the pain rushed back to me with enough force it knocked out my
While at school football season was about to start so when last class, end all the football players go to their locker room to get dressed and practice on the field before we start, we have a prayer real quick before we get started and then we loose up and then we got agility after we get done we take a knee real quick then we go to our groups to get the practice started. During practice, we went to our groups cause this week was game week, but somehow we got coaches yelling at us cause we don’t know the play, we wasn’t lined up right, talking back to the coaches, and not paying attention and listening and following directions about what the coach are saying or telling what to do after practice coach was mad at some people who were not acting
Nothing is more beautiful than helping others. The word help clearly states to give or provide what is necessary, to accomplish a task or satisfy a need; contribute strength or means to; render assistance to; cooperate effectively with; aid; assist. When I’m older and more capable I would love to be able to give my knowledge on the sport I love to people around the world who share the same interest as me. I 've always wanted to do this because growing up cheering was very difficult especially with three other sisters who all cheered. Cheerleading is a very expensive sport, my all-star cheer program varied from 5,000-7,000 dollars per year, per athlete.
That was scary, a traumatic experience that I would never forget. I was still pondering why all of these things happened, but i could think about this later. There were other, more important things to think about. Such as what candy I could eat first, or what my next halloween costume would be.
Most of all. I could not recognize myself anymore. It felt like I was living in a hostile world, being completely imprisoned by people I could not identify with. At the same time, I experienced so many disappointments and struggles, I started to lose my interest in life. I questioned myself every day.
The only thing I wasn 't expecting was that, among the consternation, everyone else was just as terrified as I was. Upon entering the library to sign in, I was greeted by Eric Wolarsky, one of the deans at George School. We made casual, uncomfortable conversation until he asked me, "where 's home? " I could not hear him due to the fact that the library was, ironically, very noisy, and somehow interpreted this as "who is your advisor?" to which I responded, "Minnie Lee. " His confused look told me that I had done something horribly wrong, something from which I could never redeem myself, but thankfully my mother saved me from a slow-but-painful death from embarrassment by answering the question for me.