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Personal Narrative-The Home Football Team

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The home football team was expected to win on Friday night, through the whole first half they were up 41-0. The coaches warned the players to keep their mind focused on the game until the very end. Ignoring their coaches advice, during halftime they laughed and joked around in the locker room assuming they had already won the game. However, during the second half of the game the visiting team that was down by 41 points came back and tied up the game leaving fans of both teams biting their finger nails in suspense as the two tams battled it out. The players realized that the joking around in the locker room during halftime had switched their minds from game mode to play mode and were struggling desperately to get the lead back. Nevertheless,

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