My Most Memorable Day 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.

I thought when I heard the thud on the floor it was just my imagination, but when I overheard it, again I knew there was someone in my house. I was panicky and did not know what to do. I know this will be a day I will never forget and laugh when I think about it.

There are many pivotal points in a person's life which mark important milestones. The marking of one of these milestones for me all started when I was four years of age. My dream was to become tall enough to reach the twizzlers that were kept from me atop the fridge. This is an important memory I have from when I was young because it taught me how important it is to have dreams.

I have had several drastic and life changing experiences throughout my life but there is one thing that made a bigger impact than others which was my father going to prison for 8 years. My dad was recently released from prison towards the end of January of 2017.

Beep! Skrr! Honk! The noises of cars brings a painful memory to my mind. It’s 9:42am and the warmth of the sun kisses me on my cheeks as does the bitter bus bench I sleep on. As I look into my coin jar, a ten dollar bill brings a grateful grin across my face, giving me hope that there are favorable people in today’s society. I soon begin my day by walking down what feels like a never-ending street in Phoenix, Arizona.

It was a sunny morning around 7:00 AM. I was still tired. Mia told Brayden and I to get up, get dressed, and pack a bathing suit with a towel. We were so confused about what was going on so I asked Mia what was going on and why did we have to get up so early. She didn't know either all she told us was that our mom texted her and said that we have to get up and get ready. After we had packed, we went downstairs, grabbed a water bottle, filled it up, and ran out the door. As we were walking to our moms house, I realized that I had left my phone at home, but, it was too late to turn back. I knew that, that day wasn't my day. When we arrived at our moms house we walked inside and asked her what was going on. All she said was "Nothing" and she told us to eat, make sure we had everything and go to the car. So we ate the sandwich she had made for us and checked that we had everything. We then went out to the car for the 1 ½ hour drive that was ahead of us. As we were driving on the highway, we saw the sign that said “HERSHEY.” Everybody got excited. We all knew where we were going, although our mom told us that we would see when we got there and that she wasn't going to tell us where we were going. She always did this. She never gave you a full answer. If you were to ask what she was making she would say food.If you were to ask what kind of food she would say the edible kind. I knew where we were going even if she didn't tell us. It was pretty obvious. Everybody knew. We

The long awaited day of this year in my life, first day of university, was quite exciting and somewhat surprising. I have always been an introvert my whole teenage years which made the idea of having to make new friends and fitting in a whole different environment intimidate me. But I believe that university years should be the best years of anyone’s lives, and the years of learning new things through experiences. That day, I met new people who are now my closest friends whom I genuinely enjoy being around. Surprisingly, trying to adapt to a new surrounding was not as awkward as I speculated it to be. This whole time, it was all just in my head. I guess Steve Maraboli was right, “Once your mindset changes, everything on the outside will change along with it.”. Ever since then, I told myself that I needed to start seeing things in a different perspective in order to maximize my potential in university, socially as well as academically.

Its Tuesday October 3, and my and Grace are going to see our dad. Its the morning and I am reading my favorite book The Fault in Our Stars. My little sister Grace and I live on apartment B on the second floor.We live by ourselves because the court said that i was old enough and very responsible. Then a picture fell down from my wall it was a picture of me and my mom. Then it made me think that it has been a year since mom died. I remember that day like it was yesterday. Dad picked me and Grace up from dance practice and when we got home we saw mom laying in the kitchen floor covered with blood. Dad bent down to mom crying in tears then he ran upstairs to see if anyone was upstairs. The only thing i remember about mom’s body was that there was a gold bracelet on her body with the printed word love in pink. Nobody noticed except for me but I didn't say anything. When dad was upstairs after checking and seeing if there is anyone there he stayed up there to comfort Grace and he told me to call the cops so then i did and after i was done calling the cops i ran downstairs to go check on mom and the bracelet was gone but i still didn’t let it bother me. When the cops came they came in the house and saw dad.

I’ve said them waking up from a great night’s sleep, when I had plans I was really looking forward to. I’ve also said them when I slept terribly and was anxious about something, or had a task coming up I flat didn’t want to do.

On a hot and sunny day I was at a local farmer's market looking for some new clothes to buy and some fresh food toOn a hot and sunny day I was at a local swap meet looking for some new clothes to buy and some fresh food to eat. It was so hot outside i had to stop and take a break. I sat on a bench faraway from other people so i can cool down. Where i sat was a lot of shade so I started cooling down fast then suddenly I felt a cold breeze shiver down my spine and as I turned around i see a tall skinny man behind me. He was sort of hunched over and had a mischievous smile on his face he stepped closer to me and said, “My you have very beautiful eyes and nice tan skin! I’m sure the color green would look so beautiful on you.” I gave him an awkward smile and nervously said ‘T-Thank you..” “Here take this necklace I’m sure you’ll take very good care of it.” he said with a devious smile on his face. The necklace reminded me on an ancient Egyptian actifact, it had gold with emerald jewels on it and in the middle has a big golden beetle with small rubies on it. Amazed I said, “oh no sir i can’t take that, it must of costed you a fortune.” he came closer making me fear for my own life and he firmly said, “Take it..I insist” i just nodded my head i fear and watched him leave. The necklace is very beautiful, but why would give it to a random stranger? I continued shopping trying to forget what just happened. I got many compliments on my new necklace and many people tried to buy

It was a hot, sunny day in Oxford football season had just begun and I was headed to my first Buccaneers football practice. I was beyond excited because I had been wanting to play tackle football for multiple years. Buc ball starts at age 7, but my parents made the decision to wait until I turned 10 to let me play. They wanted to make sure I was ready physically.

October 27, 2008 was the start of the best day of her life as she would soon find out. Her younger sister named Shawneequa, 14 months, her younger brother named Vern, three years old, and of course Marion, only 5 years old. T’was the night when her mother and father were consuming lots of alcohol with friends who even, she did not recognize and she knows her parents have a lot of friends. They were in a disagreement and murmuring about each other, about who is doing what and what was happening. There were lots screeching and chaos going on that was coming from our house. Her mom's aunt, who was a neighbor at the time, was getting very apprehensive and decided to call the police to come over and see what was happening. Then, all of a sudden, she could hear the sirens get louder and louder as she saw them pulling up in the driveway. The blue and red lights were submerging through the curtains and reflecting off the mirror. Marion and her brother were getting scared so we shut the curtains and her mother attempted to turn off all of the lights. After asking her mom’s aunt, her mother, and Marion a few questions and then shortly after apprehending her dad, the police told all the children to get outside and stay in this one little spot on the cement by their driveway.

It was a cloudy morning, darkened gray smudges of wool surrounded the sky, the rain was showering the school, and the air had soothing coldness of the breeze.

The best day of school was January 3, 2017. That is when I first came to Parras. That day i will never forget.

“Son, we are moving to a different country” is a statement my father said on April 8th, 2012 which I hold dear to my heart till this very day not because it was my birthday but because it was a day that altered my life forever and made me who I am today.