Recess Narrative

He went upstairs to ask Lisa if she had seen it. They went downstairs and he said “it was right there, like do you remember seeing it?” He tried to use muscle memory to help find it. She answers him, “no, and I hate when you treat me like your associates at work.” Lisa never liked Chris’ communication skills; he could make her talk, but she did not like talking. She went upstairs and later, Chris was making coffee when she said it again, “I hate when you treat me like one of your associates.” It was his breaking point. “It was the only time in our thirteen year relationship that I lost it.” All he said to her was, “and I hate it when you ******* whine at the kids and make them cry.” He left the kitchen, and when he woke up, he was downstairs, and he could hear Sarah and Edward crying.

We had cake, Ice Cream, pizza, and more. My parents had a dance competition and my mom won. After the party was over everybody went home to get their costumes for trick-or-treating because some people forgot. Then, when everybody got back to our residence with their costumes on, we got our bags for the candy, and then we all went walking. My family went walking around our block.

Now I’m sitting in my room trying not to cry all over my paper writing this. I know i need to tell him how i feel but right now i feel safe just playing it off as if nothing is wrong even though i am broken inside. I am going to make it through even though i might rip of angel Julie’s perfect blonde head in the process, I made it through freshman year biology i can make it through this, right? Its early and im dead sitting in our 7:00 student council meeting. My eyes are all puffy, blotchy, and red.

It was the Friday that we went on to Spring Break, we had skipped the whole day almost, but we still made it to school. The girls and I were ready to spend time together before I went off with my mom for Spring Break like I always did for each break. We had a feeling that things would pop off, but who would 've known it would of all happened all so fast. Months prior to this situation a old friend and I had got into a little altercation, and we had stopped being friends, Faith was her name. Faith, and her best friend Shayna, and I all rode the same bus and they had started bullying me, so I tried to avoid riding the bus as much as I could.

I didn’t talk back because I knew for a fact that I was clumsy and I did climb too much. Most of my family calls me crazy, but I consider myself as “adventurous. They always said that I climbed too much and that I would get seriously injured one day. This happens quite a bit. I guess loving to climb and being super clumsy, maybe the clumsiest person on the face of Earth, isn’t the best combination, but it sets me apart from others, and that is important.

The Disease in the Air “Hey mom” I said as I walked in the apartment my mother and I lived in together. My dad had died when I was 7 and I was fifteen now with long blond hair and couple freckles around my nose. When I got closer to my mom I saw she was watching TV and crying. “Hi Aaliyah” She said in a sad voice. “How was school?” “Whats wrong” I asked She took a deep breath and said “Aliyah, a disease that started Florida that is spreading around every where has already killed about half of the people on planet” I felt tears welling up in my eyes.

I slowly walked in the house and plopped down on the white comfy couch. I sat there and took out the language arts homework, after only a few minutes I was done. My family was known for their brains, my dad went to Harvard and my mom went to Yale. The doorbell rang while I was in the library finishing my studies, I got up and walked to the door. Standing in the doorway was my best friend

Furthermore, he was asking me about where was his book from a table that left. I had it with me at the front desk, then he started to give me attitude. This made me furious, but I didn’t want to get in trouble; so I simply started being sarcastic with him. Janelle Rubio is my best friend, when we are together there is sarcasm bouncing off the walls. There has been many occasions where she asks me if she looks fat.

Out of all the challenges in my life, I think bulimia nervosa has stuck out the most with me. That was a really tough time in my life, everything tasted great but I knew I would eventually get rid of it. It’s like life was mocking me and I probably deserved it. My self-esteem was at its all-time low, when I told my friends they got angry and told me that that was idiotic of me; and it was. I had anorexia before but then they noticed and I had to start eating again.

Waking up at 8am to eat breakfast, I sat next to the people who were sleeping in my room. I was not ready for the emotional roller coaster that is day two. Once the teachers began reading our parents ' letters, I became very anxious, because I was worried about whether or not my parents letter would be as special as the other people 's. When it came to my turn, I listened to Mrs. Dunnion read out loud my mom 's loving letter. To make matters even more shocking, I received a package composed of cookies that came from my friends, family members, and people I had not spoken to since freshman year.

My friends, God bless them, help calm me down through the day. They tell me to calm down, and to take deep breaths. I leave my 8th hour a little early to go put my uniform on, and everyone wishes me good luck. I slowly put my uniform on, wanting to just go home and sleep. My two friends Jenniffer and Felica, and my cousin Akenzi stand with my rep and wait for me to come out of the bathroom.

All of the ridicules that his classmates said to him soon developed a low self-worth and a very violent and uncontrollable temper. Dr. Benjamin Carson’s mother (Sonya Carson) made him read two library books and write a handwritten report on the books he read every single week even though Ben Carson resented all the strict regimens. After a good several weeks of his mother’s unrelenting position, Ben began to find enjoyment in reading books which led to his increasing desire of books and knowledge. So this led to amazing his teachers and classmates with his improvement which the students didn’t really ridicule him as much anymore. Ben soon recalled several years later that he wasn 't stupid and within a year he was at the top of his classes.

I had to do speech therapy until the eighth grade. that is where the problems started occurring. In middle school many people picked on me because i was different. i had an accent so they would make fun of me by mimicking my accent, my voice was fairly high pitched too so that did not help at all. I knew it was only going to get worse as the years went on so i practiced english like crazy.

We were talking about ideas that we were gonna do when everybody came over to my house to make stuff to hang up and stuff we were gonna give people to wear or something like that. After lunch Cortney, Melanie and I had Math together and Kaitlin was in our math class too. I used to be Best Friends with Kaitlin but we got into a huge fight and we haven’t really hung out or talked that much since that night. In math class me and Kaitlin were partnered up. Kaitlin rolled her eyes as usually but gave me a smile and we went to table so we could work together.