Creekside 8th Grade Narrative Report

As I sit on the floor of my bedroom, I prepare myself for a life changing week. My dark black suitcase is right next to me. I have my packing list in one hand and a red pen in the other. I cross out the items that I already have. I make sure that I have everything I need for a week at summer camp. Every summer since 5th grade, I have gone to Skyview Ranch in Millersburg, Ohio. It is a week of laughing until my stomach hurts and powerful words that change my mind forever.

I was sitting in my classroom waiting for my number to get called. It's was fourth grade and we had just gotten back from the holidays and everyone was turning in their homework. My teacher was as mad as a bull with all the excuses. “My dog ate my homework” “I dropped it in the pool”. Then I remembered my story…my homework caught on fire! I thought back to that day when I was in first grade. I was as little as a mouse. I was at home doing my homework while my mom was cooking and put my homework by her purse which happens to be by the burners. My mom being the greatest cook ever turned on the wrong burner. Then the corner of my homework caught on fire! I screeched and my mom put it out. The next day my teacher asked me what happened to my homework.

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My name is Tien. I am Vietnamese. Currently, I am living in Thu Duc district, in Ho Chi Minh city. I study intermediate level at the Thu Duc college of technology. I don’t live in a dormitory of school because my house is relatively near the school. I live with my parents. I study business administration. I like football, volleyball but I was only playing volleyball in the army, when I was demobilized there was no yard to play. I also listen to music a lot.

Taking my chicken wings and Pepsi, I carefully made my way down the stairs to the basement, where the rest of my family was.

Morris Brandon Elementary School feeder to Sutton Middle School. My middle school years were not as successful as my elementary years. I struggled academically due to the financial hardship my family endured. My father was a successful business owner and my mother was a stay home mom; however, the family business collapsed due to tax problems with the IRS (internal revenue). Unfortunately, we lost our home and had to move with a family member. My father did not move with us, which the family no longer lived together. This had a major effect on my middle school years. The sudden lack of stability and continuity brought about academic and behavioral problems.

I found much value in this week’s narrative writing assignment. Through text reading and the additional provisional resources, I acquired many tools that will be useful in my writing going forth. As a result, I can readily see the benefits of utilizing the tools provided in the lessons.

My Narrative Essay will be about my life. I grew up faster than a normal teenager. I became a single mother at 16. I dropped out of school to fully support my child. I never received help from anyone financially. I did all on my own. I was lucky enough to have parents that showed me the right way to raise a child. I later got married at 18 and had my second child when I was 20 and my third when I was 30.

All I wanted when I was little was to have beautiful long hair. All of my dolls had hair down to their waist , and I longed to have hair like them. Unfortunately for me, my hair did not grow very fast… at all. I was practically bald until I was three; and my hair was only about to my chin when I was ready to start kindergarten. So there I was, on my first day at Foreign Language Academy. I was in Señora Vargas’s Kindergarten class holding on to my mom, dreading the moment she would have to leave. I had been really excited about starting school and getting to wear my navy blue dress and my hellokitty backpack. Actually being in the classroom, however, incredibly nerve racking. Most of the parents were mingling and asking questions to the teacher, while the kids tried to find their place. Some kids had already began to play games with one another. Others, like me, were more shy, still clinging to their parent. In all the commotion, I noticed a girl who had the longest hair in the entire class of kindergartners. She looked a lot like me except she had freckles, a pink cast on her arm, and the hair I had ever seen. Her hair was the same color as mine, but about triple the length, and with more curl in it. Jealousy immediately swept over me. It seemed like this girl had everything I had ever wished for in my entire life. I also thought casts were really cool at that time because I did not really understand that broken bones hurt, or that you couldn't really move

The summer leading into my senior year of high school was complicated as well as interesting. Things happened that I would have never expected. However, it was, all around, a great summer. I wouldn’t take any event away if I had the option. My summer included a trip to Virginia Beach with my then boyfriend, getting my first job, and helping my parents with their business.

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I trotted down the dusty road to the farms to do my everyday work, and started thinking of what if I was a Noble? Eating two immense meals per day, and being the wealthiest in the kingdom!

Sighing to himself for the thousandth time, Ritsu finally stops fussing over the unfamiliar face and wonders what he should do from now on and how long he’ll be trapped in that body or if his body is still even intact. But most importantly, how he’ll be able to get the $200,000.

“Today feels like it will be a good one…” Rain begun to whisper under her breath. Shortly after class started, a new kid walked into the room. “ Hello, I’m Jack. Nice to meet you.” “Ah, you must be the new kid we got today. Nice to meet you. Jack, right? I will add you to my attendance list.” He sat between Rain and Kelly. He began giggling to himself about how it usually rains every day from where he came from and the girl next to him was named Rain. “Where ya from twerp?!” Francis said from the back. ¨Ooh well, I used to live in England. The sky was always gray ‘round their”. He had a strong english accent. “So you're one of those foreign exchange students then?” Jack clicked his tongue and said” No, no i’m not. England is

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