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Personal Narrative: My Balls Caused By Athletes

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Have you ever felt overwhelmed or so mad at someone for doing something you just want you to explode? Then if you did then you would be even more embarrassed because everybody would stare at you for crying. Well, welcome to last weekend at the softball fields. I was at home plate and my coach was pitching me balls while my teammates were shagging them. I thought I was doing pretty good because I was smashing them to left field just about every time. That’s when it all went wrong. I fouled about three or four balls because I wasn’t turning quick enough and one of my teammates popped of a smart comment, “ That’s like 15.” I just stood there because that person was one of my very close friends and it hurt me that she would say that. All my

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