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Personal Narrative: My Entrance Of Sleep In High School

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*Beep beep or however my alarm sounds*. There goes that irritating noise no one likes, especially for someone like me who enjoys sleeping. Sleeping lets me into a state where nothing in the world mattered for about several hours. So my alarm goes off at around 5 AM, that doesn’t mean I do. I will wake up an hour and a half after my alarm rings, that’s at around 6’ o clock past 30 minutes in the morning. But on that time I don’t immediately get off the bed, I stay for as long as I can and wonder about what will happen if I went out of bed. Then suddenly the squealing noise that is my sister disturbs my daydream. Either I wake up very early and shout at my sister or it’s the other way around. But the first circumstance would rarely happen.
After I am fully awake, I go to the bathroom. I will start by looking at myself in the mirror and thinking, “wow I look so messy”. Then I will wash my face and get ready to face reality. I brush my teeth, take a shower, brush my hair, and get dressed in my school uniform. Yay school. To be honest I don’t …show more content…

We start the day off with morning advisory where the whole class share about random stuff and some people sleep in the corner or in their seat, some people would not stop talking, some people actually listens. Then afterwards I would have two subjects. After those two subjects, the time I have been patiently waiting for has come, snack time since I am so hungry and in need of break from studying. So snack time starts at 9:55 AM and we only get 15 minutes of break. Then we start again with two subjects. The main subjects that we have everyday would be Social Studies, English, Bahasa Indonesia, Science and Math. The rest of the subjects are special subjects that only occur once a week. Afterwards lunchtime comes, I buy food at the cafeteria and eat lunch with my friends. Then we have two more subjects left until we are released from this prison-like

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