Best Day Of My Life Essay

The most memorable day of life was when my cousin, Dwayne, and I decided we were going to see a movie. The new Fast and Furious movie had just come out, and we thought it would be nice to take our girlfriends. Before we went to the movies, we took a drive which we call “the eastern ride.” It’s a very pleasant ride with nice wind beautiful night skies. We put on some romantic music and when we got to this spot called “Point Udall,” there were some guys over there at the time that we didn’t know, but we really didn’t pay them no mind. That is just how my cousin and I were at the time. We never paid attention because we never caused trouble at all. But when It came to us, we were ready for it. So when one of the guys started talking nonsense to my cousin, I was standing there and just smiling in my head. I was like who is this guy really talking to? I told my cousin, “don’t bother with that.” That is not the match we usually look for and we left.

Our story begins at approximately five thirty on a brisk November Thursday. The sun had just disappeared behind the horizon and darkness was creeping in. Sitting at the dinner table were Mrs. Triplett, Mr. Triplett, their son Wes, and youngest daughter Mae. Just as Mae prepared to share an enlightening story from her day, two headlights shone through the kitchen window and a vehicle approached the house. The car was accompanied by a driver, eighteen year old Mallory Triplett, home from college unexpectedly.

This day was not a regular day, it was crazy and there was no way it could get any crazier, or so I thought. The day started off great I woke by the rosters going crazy.Plus, I woke up to a million text saying Happy New Years. I ate a good meal. After that I played on my phone for a little bit.Once I was done with that my aunt had asked me if I wanted to go to a little town of shops I said yes, because I LOVE to shop.I also went with my big brother and cousin. We bought fireworks from my cousin’s stand. On our way back to my grandma’s house, my aunt's car BROKE DOWN! Plus, it was like 98 degrees outside, we were there for almost an hour. It got hotter and hotter every minute! I know it was close to 100 degrees! I was so bored and hungry and a little bit sleepy.To keep me not so bored I Finally an older cousin of mine came to help.He came with a new tire for the van.

It was a perfect day. The sun was like always, shining bright. No dark clouds to mar the beauty of the sky. But life is a surprise. You never know what to expect from it.

Many of us have tragic things that happen in our lifetime weather it's an injury , death or a illness.. Something unexpected always Happens.. Every summer since the age of 5, my parents would allow me to attend Church of God Church Camp in Tifton .. It was the one place they knew that I'd be safe at, but Little did they know this year, I would come home with a Torn ACL, MCL and Meniscus in my left knee.

I thought today was going to be the best day ever, but I was wrong. It was so close to the end of the day, my favorite part of the day. My teacher, Mr. Avey was saying something about math, but I wasn't paying attention. The only thing that I was paying attention to was the clock. Five, four, three, two, one the bell rang, “Yes!” I was so excited to get out of school. I had already made plans with my friends about what we are going to do over the weekend. I was so excited, when I got into the car my mom asked me to hand over my report card. She looks at it with a disgusted expression, “WHAT IS THIS!’ she yelled at me” “when we get home we are going to have a big talk about this with your dad, he is not going to be happy! When we got home my dad was there standing at the door with a mad expression on his face. “Please do not tell me that this is true,” he said, “IS IT!!!!” He yelled at me as loud as he can. Scared I dashed into my room and lock the door behind me. Thirty minutes later I came out of my room, my parents were sitting on the couch together looking at my report card with sad faces. I asked “can I take a look please?” my parents didn't even say a word they just handed it to me. I gulped, three F’s four D’s. I looked at them and said ‘i’m-i’m-i’m so sorry.”

The clicking of my mother's' new heels to the steam coming off of my fathers' new coat jacket after being steamed had me thinking that something was going on for them tonight. But also pondering about why I wasn't getting dressed up as fancy as them. I wondered if they were hiding something from me again. The last time that happened, I ended up having a new living being in my house and it turns out that they keep telling me that it is my new brother... or whatever that means. Although tonight, the last time I saw him was when his babysitter picked him up. All I thought at that moment is that I was the happiest girl alive and that I could spend the entire night with my parents alone, but it turned out that it wasn't the case at all. In the end, it turned out that I was left with my older cousin, Kelly, in a gigantic house along with being locked-in.

Honestly if I were to think of my most important day, not even one would come to mind, because when your put on the spot to think of one it's hard. Although, there is one day that out of all is clear as daylight in my head, down to every second. I think this is due to the day being different than all the other days. In my life, I experienced something I thought I never would. My most important day of my life is when I finally met my older cousin Akash, while we were on our vacation on the cruise.

As a teenager in my last year of high school, I had to learn how to cope with the loss of my older cousin. I would never have thought that a family member’s death would be the most difficult thing to cope with since I have never experienced this before until now. Before the worst thing that could ever happen in my life happened, I was having the best night of my life. Well, at least I thought I was.

I remember it like it was yesterday, the day that changed my life forever. On March 9th of 2011, my mom was diagnosed with skin cancer in her lung. The doctor gave her about six months to live and this is how it went.

Buzz, Buzz, Buzz my phone went across the bathroom counter! I heard it vibrate and ring constantly as I took my shower before church. By the time I got out the shower, I had three missed calls from my dad and four from my mother. At the time I thought my mother was just giving me a heads up my dad needed me or was wondering where I was at. I had sent the weekend with my boyfriend and hadn’t spoken to my father. But as I looked at my phone and realized neither one of them had stop calling I knew something had to be wrong. This is the day that changed my life forever.

It was the worst day I have ever been through in my life. Every time I think about it, it brings back the most painful sadness, the kind that makes your heart and stomach drop and makes you feel like you’re going to vomit. There’s no feeling like it, nothing compares to losing a friend to a silent demon. I remember that day like it was yesterday, but it’s different. When I go back to picture it there’s this haze and fog. It’s like dream.

The first time I went to states was in 9 years old in 2013 I went two and two and out, but was the greatest day of my life it was awesome. First it’s the day of the weigh-ins and i 'm going for 55 pounds and it is you do and wrestle or you don 't and you go home. I have been cutting weight to make it all week and me and my dad are in line, first the check you in and you get a ticket then you go. Soon before I know it i 'm up and it is cold and i’m in shorts and i 'm freezing and of course so hungry but then I step on the scale and I make it 53.2. After I get into something warmer, thank goodness and we go and they give your stuff to get in tomorrow and then we go to my favorite place Steak and Shake. Then we go to get a hotel room and they

“The Happiest Day of Your Life” is a short story, which stamps by the novel collection Children, our future and is written in 1978 by Penelope Lively.

It was just an average day in the life of a 5th grade kid who woke up having to go to school. Little did I know I was going to come home to such a dramatic 30 minute experience that could have made me a completely different person than who I am today.