Revised Memoire People change, minds change,places change,but memories don’t. Memories are good and bad, but they make up your life. Our lives are full of memories, like on holidays.When they are special in our hearts. So, i'm going to tell you my special moments. The flicking and clicking of the camera was buzzing in my ear. We were taking pictures of the basketball team and I was not comforted at all and I still didn’t like pictures at the age of 7. The leather of the basketball was fresh and new, the light was even reflecting off of the ball. It was very smooth with little lumps. People kept yelling at me to move right turn a little left just like a dog.I was fake smiling because I hate pictures. My basketball jersey was swinging back and forth against my body. …show more content…
Girls right next to me wiping their oily hair. The light of the moon shining into the clean kitchen on Christmas eve about 8:30 at night.The sweet sugar cookies already dancing in my head. I also still had the bland blood in my mouth from my tooth. My dog whining loudly over the voice of my mom. The house and my fluffy pajamas were so warm and odorless. It was a cold icy night and I was playing on a horse statue. The aroma of the pine trees and the damp air was wonderful. It was so peaceful until a bunch of cars made a lot of racket. My furry leather boots were getting all wet. So, I decided to go, but when I got in the car I missed the bright moonlight and the icy wet grass but I know I could visit another
Right when the ball left my fingertips all eyes were glued on the ball. Next thing
I saw the castle as we pulled in. It towered above everything I could see and it sparkled like a freshly polished diamond, I remember thinking, “That's where the princesses are.” And then we arrived. Waiting in line to get into the park tested my already paper thin, four year old patience. The smell of
The waves were so high that It actually felt like a roller coaster ride. But what made the day the best day in my life was when the hippies played drums to the rhythm of the small waves in a circle on the beach. It was a late night, the sunset was the most beautiful and orange sunset I 've ever seen before. It was when I thought of only getting this once in my lifetime that I realized how lucky i am to be here. In a few seconds my intire life flashes infront of me, and my future.
You might realize all of this at a later time when you’ve calmed down or gotten some rest, but in the moment, you were so consumed by the way you felt that it influenced everything you saw or experienced. “The Village Street”, by Edgar
That dream in which my mother is holding me tightly in her arms, trying to protect me from the stabs of a sharp knife. She took all the wounds just to protect me and not to get wounded. It 's also so crystal clear in
I love the feel of the soft, green grass against my bare feet. I love smelling the the grill as food cooks for our afternoon family dinner. I love as we sit around the long, white table as we surround it in our chairs of all shape and size. I love as we bow our heads thanking God for our time together. I love the taste of the warm food and the golden color of the sweet tea.
Later in the day I had finished my homework and started to get ready for practice. Once I got to basketball practice we did the same thing we do every day during our preseason. Our coaches always told us to push our limits to get better so I went hard in every drill we did. One of the drills, I went up for a rebound and when I came down, someone had swung their elbow very hard into my head. I felt dizzy for a bit but continued with my practice.
I could feel the moist air touching my skin. The tranquil morning was suddenly loud. I could hear people constantly talking in their warm, snuggly rooms. I could see the blazing bright street lights, shining on me. The fog was very spooky.
As soon as I got the ball, I started to race down the court pounding the ball as I was dribbling. I squared up facing the hoop getting ready to take my shot. I raised my arm up, releasing the ball with my fingertip with poor form and arc. The ball went flying towards the hoop very fast. The sound of the net went swoosh
I was at my mother 's house and she was asleep. I remember the bright sun rays greeted me. They tickled my eyes as if to say it 's time to start our day.
I had spent the night at his ginormous house. And we got up at the crack of dawn. We loaded up the boat and were off. It was great we were catching fish I could feel the fresh air seeping into my lungs as i took a deep breath. I could taste the cold Ccoke rushing into the desert that I call my mouth.
Everyone has bad days and good days in their life, but we also make memories that we will never forget. It is that unforgettable moment that will stay with you to be remembered, either because something amazing happened or something awful happened, it all depends on how that day ends and what that day has consumed. As I read Pete Hamill’s essay, “The Yellow Ribbon,” I understand why that day was an unforgettable moment for Vingo. It is the day he is released from jail and proves that his wife wants him back in her life. He once told her in a letter “that if she would take him back to put a yellow handkerchief on the tree” (215).
The ocean… The sound of the waves applauding and hugging the shore. The internal sounds of the body out in the world’s biggest swimming pool. The echo of my sister’s laughter. The salty smell so strong that one can taste it dancing on ones taste buds.
It was a nice day outside, preferably warm and the birds were out chirping everywhere and I could hear the adults talking in the far background I would also smell the food that was being cooked on the grill.
The horrible sensation of my spine being crushed by the metal. It started to snow around one that afternoon in New Haven, Connecticut. It made the Christmas season so wonderful and peaceful. I was helping my mom in the kitchen rolling cookie dough for the recital tonight. As the snow fell I watched my sister, Lily, play outside with our dog, Arrow.