Personal Narrative Essay: Jordyn

My first “Mud Bowl” football game I ever played in was in sixth grade the team I played for was Aviston. We were playing at Mater Dei practice fields it was raining and there was standing water on the field but we were still going to play. We were playing against the Bartelso Germantown Football team which we called Big Girl Football because of the letters they had on their uniforms BGFB and Aviston had been beating their team since before I played, so we were confident we were going to win. We did but not after a hard played game with people slipping and sliding all over the field. It was a nice day for football it was cool outside it was raining. All the conditions were perfect and every football player dreamed about playing a game in this

Juliet slammed the passenger door to Lassiter's car. This was the only logical place Shawn and Gus could be. It was near the cabin, and there was a small stream nearby. She couldn’t believe she’d let this happen. She was just out here hours before arresting Arthur and she hadn’t even thought to look for Shawn and Gus. She was mentally kicking herself for it. But then again, she hadn’t even known they were out here.

That same day hours before all this happened, Daniela had a nice evening with coworkers, and she decided to return home, because the next day was going to attend a field trip with his family, but could not attend due to this tragedy.

She was 15 at the time. I could almost see all of her aspirations being pushed aside in order to make way for her son. It was then that I decided to always put my education first. I wouldn’t let anyone get in the way of what I wanted to accomplish. That June, Jen welcomed Jason into the world while she said goodbye to her dreams of becoming a veterinarian. Jason was a beautiful, healthy baby, but babies are very expensive. I had to give up the gymnastics lessons I had begun taking a year before in order to create more financial wiggle room to accommodate our new family

Since the day he slapped her, he began to be more violent and abusive. She set him as her only priority. She quit the cheerleading team and was becoming secluded from the world. All she could think about was making sure she met his needs. School became a blur, she constantly wore long sleeves to cover up the scars he made, never engaged in anything, and always kept quite. She rarely talked to her parents because she knew they were consumed with finding Cass. Rina would always ask what's wrong her and Caitlin always said she was fine, even though she knew it was biggest lie she told. Through all of this, she continued to talk to Corrina, who was the only person that seemed to care about her. Soon, they grew closer and began a bond that would

A month had already passed since Ally,Jessie and Talia didn't talk and Ally and Jessie said sorry to Talia for being jealous even to Jessie didn't quite mean it because they were the ones who showed her the school who made her feel comfortable. Talia also won the trophy for being the best dancer and in art competition she won 2nd place by her painting and she had friends and everything was back to normal like it was before she moved to California when she lived in

There were days when I use to stare out the classroom into the crying sky, and wander about the world that I soon would be apart of. Then I would soon get lost in class and Skylar would have to pull me out of my “soon to be in the world dream.” She would say, “ I don’t know why you're so excited to be out in the real world we still have 8 more months till we graduated so pay attention, so I won’t be on that stage alone,” she giggled. Skylar was the nicest girl you would ever meet. Something about her drew everyone in, made them want to be better because she was. She was so good at everything, I guess it's because it was because she gave 110% to everything, even her friends and family. When she smile, it would just light up the room and her

Miller was dating Lacey until she was flagged and now he lost the love of his life and is still grieving, especially when she comes back from the program. When Lacey gets out Miller comes up with a plan so he can find out if Lacey remembers him. When he realizes she doesn’t remember him, Miller feels so sad and alone and he kills himself. James and Sloane struggle more to cover up the depression after Miller’s suicide, they cry in the car when they are in the woods but when they come back to town, they act as if nothing happen so they will not be flagged. They are unable to show grief to all the people they miss without being flagged, and soon this becomes too much for James. James is taken into The Program and Sloan is by herself to put on a brave face and convince people she is okay. The day James returns and Sloan sees him she tries to get him to notice her, but she can tell he doesn’t remember her. She’s lost two of her best friends, her brother, and the love of her life and can no longer keep afloat, leading her mother to call The

I felt like things were getting better, but in reality they weren’t. I know Kaylynn won’t live long, but it's worth everything to make it last. Everything felt good we were fighting this together, Kaylynn wasn’t in this alone. Were with her 100 percent. We will do whatever it takes to make her better. She may have problems, but she worth every single penny. Even Logan is helping he got his sister a teddy bear. Maybe this won’t be so bad at all. If we stay strong and believe anything could happen.

Rachelle was unaware of nearly everything about Morgan. How Morgan got custody, her real mother’s status, her sister, Morgans intentions for her, she was left in the dark about it all. Everything was fabricated by Morgan, or conveniently glossed over. Rachelle’s ability to save herself was dependent on finding out who really loved her.

"Phil, can you please get off the couch and continue cleaning the kitchen?" Dan walked towards the television with a broom in his right hand and turned off the anime Phil was binge watching. "Jess is almost home and I don't want her walking into a pig sty!"

Thank goodness he wasn’t working right now, when the coal mines shut down last year he decided to stay home until Cole started kindergarten. That way he could get to know his son better and Jase wouldn’t have to go to the babysitter all the time. His wife’s life insurance policy covered the bills and everything he and Jase needed. With him being home all the time Bennett felt safe there. Jase would be going to school. Summer was pretty much over and the weather was getting colder at night. Soon Cole would go back to work. Soon she would be alone.

“Well, uh. I-we should get going if we wanna beat the traffic. A-and you guys don't wanna be late to your movie do you?” I said as I opened the passenger door to my car waiting for Camila to get in. She walked over to her friends and told the all, individually, bye, before walking over to me and giving a weak smile before getting into my car. The ride to the hospital was as awkward as the greeting. I looked over at me every once in awhile to see if she was ok, and a few times I tried to talk to her, but she would just glare at me and shoot down any attempts I made to start a conversation. I don’t think she meant to be rude, she just has a lot going on in her head that she’s trying to figure out. I saw a tear roll down her cheek so I put my hand in hers, letting her know that I was here for her, then it wasn’t so awkward and comfortable silence fell until we got to the

So she hides in her room in attempt to keep everyone safe. But then she meets Jordy, a young tennis star, and he's sure he can help her. She thinks she should stay away in order

from an insider's point of view. What I'm explaining to you isn't a love story or a hearty comedy or one of those motivational concepts, it's real life. There are no happy endings, just broken hearts, mascara-stained tears and unresolved issues. The whispers which grew into murmurs which burbled into gossip and tears has officially diminished me to skin and bones taped together by the hopes of Karla returning. I'm miserable trying to keep this in. This heartbreak, confusion, and drama ends now. Once and for all.