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Personal Narrative: Quitting Dance

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My personal narrative Wow quitting dance was like leaving my family. But sometimes it won't hurt to try to try something new or having spare time on my hands. So I started dance when I was four. It was so hard to concentrate or even pay attention because of all the things going through my head. I claim that quitting dance has shaped me into a better person or has changed my life today because, First of all, I have a chance to try something new that maybe I have never done before. Second, I don’t have to worry about being there at a certain time. Finally I don’t have to cancel anything because I have to be at dance. Therefore those are some reasons why I quit dance. First I have a chance to try something new maybe I haven't been able to

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