Chantel-Personal Narrative

Shortly after Tessie arrived she talked with the surrounding people. If talking wasn’t enough she even joked with some of her neighbors saying, “Wouldn’t have me leave

Kat ignored the commotion and offered Pat a half-smile. “I should arrange for the luggage and a buggy.” She didn’t intend to meet with Jake, now or ever. After she secured a buggy, she’d leave for the ranch.

Allie was stunned. She had assumed that everything was already set. “Why can’t you go- what is holding you here?” she asked.

I’ve known of Jaquelle since my junior year in highschool. I met him one day during rap period playing a computer game. We’d greet each other and have a couple laughs whenever we saw one another, but that was really the extent of our friendship. It wasn’t until this year, my senior year, that Jaquelle became one of my closest friends. During the first semester I walked into my third period class looking for friends, as everyone does during the first day of school. I didn’t see any of my close friends, but I saw Jaquelle and knew that we were cool so I sat by him. We had are laughs and jokes as we did in rap period from the previous year. It wasn’t until we started talking about our past experiences in high school that we got close.

The igniting spark between himself and Camila did not dwindle, everlasting and perpetual; a conundrum yet to unfold.

I knew what I had to do. “I have to go,” I announced and started walking away.

"You hate your school,'' Marlen glances at him. ''You like me, lets leave. I know you want to and I have enough money for us. You can start a new life and I can do what I do.''

I remember the night I was taken from the home I had lived in for nine years. I’ll never be able to forget that night no matter how hard I try.I lived alone with only Daddy to take care of me. I don’t Think Daddy ever really liked me. I know that he had always wanted a boy. He would never have the chance to have one because two years later mama died from small pox. After that daddy would barely get out of bed, and when he did he would go down to the local saloon and buy a bottle of rum and sit on the curb and murmur to himself as he drank the bottle down.I wouldn’t of survived if I hadn’t meet Dame Kleur, african for color lady. People called her this because of the colorful beads she always wore around her neck. I met her one day when

As he shoved his luggage into his overhead bin, he took a seat with exhaustion. Remembering all the memories they've had at their grandparents house, when they were little. Now today would be the day to relive all those fun and exciting memories, thought Jamerson. Jamerson knew he could be able to show his Grandma Judy and Grandpa Jona, all the things he's learned from his practices in football, soccer, and basketball. Kaitlyn had finally gotten a flight attendant to come over by her. Kaitlyn began to speak, “Mrs, by any chance do you have wifi on here I could connect to?” The flight attendant Carrie had said, “I'm sorry ma'am we don't, is there anything else I can get you?” Kaitlyn didn't say anything, she sat there in disappointment. Ugh,

In November my sister Brandie came down to my house. Brianna and I got our items. Then I had walked outside with the items and taken all of it to the car. I went back in then we had to say our good-byes to our endeared idolised mother.

She sighed. “So, yeah, I’m sitting there and kind of starting to wonder if I really want higher education to be my boyfriend for the next few years.” She closed her eyes, remembering the suffocating feeling that had filled her amidst the talk of new life. “And that was when I excused myself to go have a panic attack in the bathroom.” She exhaled slowly. Admitting that was hard. Rachael had been the one to talk her into seeing a counselor on campus her sophomore year when her anxiety had been really bad. She didn’t want her to think she was back to that.

Julie: I don’t know what to do, I don’t know what to say, I feel so sad inside knowing what all I’ll be leaving behind.

Amy sits in the driver's seat of the car. According to her father two o'clock on a Sunday is the best time to drive. It's 'too late for brunch and too early for barbeques'. Her hands grip the steering wheel tightly.

“Why does Owen have to be crazy on this day.” Jenny was saying We are finally at the airport and we rush to go get our luggage checked and then we run to the secretary line. When we get to the secretary line Owen is going crazy and didn't want to go through. When we got to our section E5 we were scared that we misses our flight, but luckily it was delayed.

¨Just in time, I can't wait to get on the beach and tan!!!¨ Julia confessed with a smile. The other girls laughed at her comment and kept on walking to the back of the plane. They were not seated together, Adeline had to sit by an older man while the other two girls were able to sit with