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Personal Narrative: My Major Current Issues

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Do you have major current issues? I think we all have current issues that should be prioritized than some. We all have a phase in our lives where we are very busy. I for one have no doubt that I am going through this moment. Some moments where you are extremely depressed. This is also the moment where you are always in need of sleep. Some of my current issues are: Battle of the Books, E.O.G preparations and keeping my grades up. Battle of the Book as been a big responsibility. I think that we have many people hoping and praying for us to win. The questions have gotten harder from a our practice rounds at third period. Even though the questions got hard overtime it became easier for us to answer the questions. I have a good feeling

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