Bullying Descriptive Writing

As I watched my brother climbing up the 6 foot tall fence, which separated our property from the neighbor’s, so smoothly, I felt an uncommon craving for doing the same. What is more, I immediately decided to do so or at least to try it. The next day, when my friend Jelena came over to my house, I shared my intention with her. She was doubtful and started asking what would happen if I fall and saying that my parents probably would not have let me do that, but I won her over

My stomach twisted and scrunched up into knots after gazing up at the structure. The dreaded day had finally come: the day that I would conquer the high ropes course at summer camp. As a fourteen-year old girl who was frightened by heights of any kind, strapping on a harness and climbing up a bunch of shaky poles and shivering wires was definitely the last thing I wanted to do. Nonetheless, peer pressure got the best of me, so in order to satisfy my friends and to avoid being teased, I made the decision that I would climb up the ropes course no matter how much the voice in my head screamed at me to stop.

I continued to take each dreadful step up the ladder closer to behind pulled. One of the helpers from earlier hands me a rope.

The climb was tougher then I thought. I could feel myself shaking as I climbed. I think it was because I was still feeling nervous. Jasmine was doing fine until she got to the top then she got scared. I felt bad and told her it was going to be ok.

. Slowing down I looked up to the top, which seemed to grow further away from me banishing into the sky. Emily, who was beside me, had the same wrinkle in her forehead. “The only way is up” she sighed. We continued our hike exchanging dreadful looks, while facing the intricate obstacles of massive rocks along the face of the mountain. I’ve climbed mountains before in my lifetime but nothing like this monster. Not only did this mountain bring upon me persistence and strength I didn’t know I had before but it also introduced a new feeling of gratification and nobility that put a smile on my face. Beside me Emily pushed me along mentally and physically being the voice of reason to continue to progress just like she always has.

The rope held fast; however, I began to lose my footing on the rock wall. Even though I had never been a person who cared for heights, my competitive nature came out when I saw the other resident assistants climbing towards the top of the rock wall. Part of the annual summer training for Baker College

Icy winds nip at your nose. Three more steps. With every movement your stomach tightens. Two more steps. All of your hard work, blood sweat and tears lead up to this moment. One more step. With a final push, you reach the top… top of the world. The text “On Top of the World” describes the journey of Jordan Romero, the youngest person to climb the largest mountain in the world. Langston Hughes “Dreams” describes the hardships you face if you do not pursue your dreams. A dream is the start of a new idea, and will not rest until it is pursued.

I immediately saw my truck and my bottle of bubbles sitting on the porch. Smiling, I ran to the front step of our red brick house and collected them. The yellow metal dump truck back bed clanked against its body as I skipped up the rocky driveway to the back of the house and went straight to the sandy area of our backyard and sat. It was like a beach, only instead of water, there was un-mowed grass that towered over me.

Make your failure a success by not giving up. “Success is failure turned inside out..” Failing means you’re close to succeeding. In order to do better, we have to learn from doing bad. The worst times have to be the worst so the good ones can be good.

You only fail if you do not try. Failure is many times the stopping point of a person’s success. I believe that failure is actually pushing yourself forward to later reach your goal. This failure in my life has taught me to communicate more with my teammates and better prepare myself for what to expect. My experience with failure involved an after school boat building team. Every year, the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California holds an event called the Solar Cup each year at Lake Skinner. This event involves many schools throughout California that form teams to build a boat that can be powered by solar. My team was formed with the combination of three high schools, Tahquitz, West Valley, and Western Center Academy.

I would like to tell the story of the first time I went rock climbing. Over the last summer, my family and I took a trip to the Adirondack Mountains in New York. While there, me and my sister had to opportunity to climb several mountain faces that ranged from 90 to 110 feet off the ground. This event was significant to me because it marked a moment in my life where I truly recognized I could surprise myself with what I was able to accomplish.

My cousin, Avylis, reached the top of the red platform as I reached about halfway to the platform, and I also had just passed my cousin, Adrian. It was super exciting and enjoyable, but terrifying at the same time. It was hot outside so I was already sweating and the being chased by goats didn’t make it better. As I Grabbed the latter to go up, my brother reached the top, but my cousin was still maybe thirty feet away. Nevertheless, he made it and we went inside and told our parents of the adventure we had just had. My mom was kind of angry because she told us not to what we had just done and that we should more

It was a cold and frosty morning at school, and I could hear the sound of busy traffic from the drop-off lane as all the kids started to arrive. All the children were wearing fuzzy boots and their big winter coats. As more children came, the sound of the chatter rose. Because I took the first round bus, I had been sitting in the office, the only place the heaters were turned on and I could find refuge from the cold, for about 30 minutes. Erica, my best friend, was outside making fun of some kids for wearing a pink polka dotted coat, which were as she explained it “babyish.” I don’t really mind her bullying, but I just try to stay out of it as much as I can. Her bullying always makes my face hot and then I start to fidget with my hands, and

I pranced myself across the parking lot off the mall with a grin on my face because my parents were taking me to the local mall. I walked into the mall jubilant and ecstatic because the Polaris Mall had a mini-playground for kids and they had this climbing wall which I completely adored. I could have never foretold the events which took place next. The moment I walked in, I felt a fresh blast of air conditioner air on my face. I looked around, taking in the ambiance of the mall. The Starbucks to the right of me, the Nike store to the left of me. But I quickly forgot about these trivial matters and I sprinted to the playground and immediately leaped to the top of the slide. I slid down the slide, swung on the swings and saved the best for last, the climbing wall. After I finished all of the other playground equipment, I bounded over the playground with wide strides with a wide grin on my face at the climbing wall. There was a couple of kids at the bottom of the climbing wall, I didn’t pay too much attention to them. There were also kids just like me climbing the wall with skill and dexterity. I was determined to ascend the top of the climbing wall before them.

When class started, the teacher first taught us to skate across the ice by stepping outward with our skates. Our first task was to skate across the ice arena. I felt like I was two again. I took tiny baby steps across the ice, afraid to fall. I wasn’t sure why I was deathly scared of falling. I was bundled up in snowpants and a heavy winter coat, so falling wouldn’t have hurt much anyway, and it wasn’t like falling was an extremely horrible mistake. But I was afraid to take a big step and fall. In life, I have never wanted to take big risks. I was always careful not to make a mistake and look like a fool.