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Positive Changes In Middle School

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When I entered middle school, I changed in many different ways. It changed my attitude, who I talked to, and even what I ate. Back in elementary school, I used to bring my lunch to school everyday. I did because the food there was intolerable. Here in middle school, the food is amazing. The food here changed my life for the better. Another way I changed when I entered middle school is who I talked to. The people I talked to changed because I used to be quiet and kinda kept to myself, but now, I talk to everyone I go to Texarkana with my friends all the time. All in all i 'm more social thanks to middle school. A third way I changed, is my attitude. My attitude has changed because I used to think everything was stupid and i was negative

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