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Personal Narrative: My Move To Arizona

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Just as I began to enjoy my stay in California, I had to leave once again. Again, I became an empty slate having to start anew in a different middle school. However, this time I was much more accepting of the sudden move to Arizona, especially since I knew that the move was for the sake of my mom’s job, and for the sake of my siblings and I’s livelihood. I learned how to sacrifice factors in my life, such as spending my 8th grade year with my friends, for other important aspects such as my mom’s job. While moving often may take a toll on a person’s life, I felt that my move to Arizona was healthy. I was able to gain new friends and experiences, all important for my constant

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