Personal Narrative: I Am Autumn

“I sat down next to my brother, Dan, on the couch and got on my laptop. He started to look at my laptop and asked what I was doing with a smirk on his face. It was obvious that he knew what I was doing so I ignored him. My homework was to type a 5 paragraph essay on what we did over the summer. As I began to write, my laptop started to glitch. It kept happening over and over as I continued to type.

Ow! Mom can we go to the doctor, I think i broke my wrist. More than one million people world wide break there wrist a year. How did i break my wrist, You know how hard it is to use your arm when its broke.

It started as typical Tuesday with a couple of court hearings, maybe an arrest, but nothing to exciting. That all changed at dawn.

Going into the fall 2014 semester, my family was not in a good place financially, and I was not mentally. Our income had been reduced, meaning I had to step up to help my family. This caused my already weakened mental state to become even more strained and took a toll on me physically. I was not able to concentrate on anything at school, work, and home, it was almost in a blur. When I resigned from the fall 2014 semester, I knew it was something that was needed to make sure I stayed healthy, mentally and physically. Two years went by and I found myself in a better place. Going into the fall 2016 semester, I found the perfect balance between studying, work, and home life. In the end I exceeded all the expectations I had set for myself in every

I am Summer Salyer I have you 7th period. You are my favorite teacher because I am not that good at math, but you explain it so well and you help people that still do not understand it. SOME teachers just give you a paper and say do it or they don’t explain it well and so I can’t do the paper. My favorite thing I have done in your class was the store coupon list we had to do on the computer. I also like your class because you are fair to people and you don't choose favorites and you are very funny in class and always have a sense of humor.I hope you have a good day.

It started when i was three years old, I lived in Copperas Cove, Texas. My dad had my older brother, Trevor 3 years before I was born. Dad and my mother had divorced so it was just my dad and me for a couple of years. We were best friends and did everything together. I was his favorite person in the world. He met Alison when I was three-years-old she was super nice and took me under her wing, we turned into a trio, but my dad and I always had our special bond. In the spring of 2006 my dad found out he would be deploying to Iraq for his second time. He had deployed for a year when I was a baby, too early to remember. My dad and Alison had made the plan for her to move back to Maine while he was deployed, and I was going to stay with my Aunt

Over the past few months I have visited with students, faculty, trustees, benefactors, alumni, parents, community leaders and elected officials. During those meetings nearly everyone has spoken about their pride in the university’s progress and development over the years. It is also apparent that people are keenly aware of the challenges

In a University, I seek a supportive atmosphere, diversity, and traditional values. Hampton University administers all of my essentials plus more. As I grow mentally, I become more attached to Hampton. I’ve devoted myself to Hampton University because of its dynamic intimate connection with its students and alumni. As soon I came across Hampton, I chose to focus on this particular University. Doubts are always in my mental, but I continue to make an effort.

Spring is my most favorite season of the year. The fresh rain hitting the window with a faint yet calming song like sound. The vibrant flowers blooming at the speed of light. The cool wind sweeping across the small freckles scattered across my petite nose. Bright Orange and White flashes covering the mildewy spring grass of The Lacrosse Field; the place I feel free to get away from the world, playing a game that for me, is like a day in the candle store. Managing Lacrosse is something I love spending my days doing, and is something I will never regret doing.

In the eighties, I was a young police officer and a high-school athletic coach. In the fall, one night during wrestling season I had an experience that would change my life and Worldview forever, that fateful night would change numerous perspectives, perceptions and lives both young and old.

Today is the day Alpha Asher came to our pack, we are the last pack he checked because we are the smallest and weakest pack in the country. Everybody was rushing around trying to make things perfect, Alpha Micheal was organizing people in to groups, mates one one side of the room unmated on the other. "Can you Believe Asher is coming to our pack." My best friends Olivia said. She was the Alphas youngest child and hasn't learned to address other Alpha's properly yet.

Seeking a well-fitting school for higher education is a multi-faceted endeavor. I have made lamentable mistakes at the beginning my collegiate career; but now I know that I am back on track to achieve my aspirations. Through all of the experiences I have detailed above, I realize that obtaining a robust education and fostering strong bonds with my classmates at a fine institution that will propel me forward. While my mosaic is not yet completed, I am begin to the form it will take. My perseverance hard work and passion will never subside; all I need is a chance to prove

Certain factors make or break a school for everyone. These factors are incredibly important to how one will function and develop the intense school pride that earnestly makes one proud to call one’s college home. For me, these factors reach beyond what naturally catches the eye, such as Davidson’s beautiful campus and academic excellence. Instead, I’m drawn to Davidson’s honor code and community involvement.

It was a wind morning on the first day of you can smell the bacon on a fall day with a hint of hickory. It smells so good you can almost taste it. You can feel the hot cocoa going down into your stomach. Kids going to school with their friends and infants wrapped in a snuggly warm blanket. You can feel the cold air on your cheeks and when you are outside you can hear the leaves under your feet and the busy city streets filled with cars lined up to the end of the

It's October. In the Chicago area. LATE October, at that. Which means we're operating on borrowed time. Winter is imminent and just around the corner. It's waiting, maniacally, to pounce. I cannot even begin to put into words how much I hate winter. But it's on its way, no matter how much I protest. Everything is here to remind me: the dropping temperatures, the chilly wind, the gray sky, the cold rain. Alas, today, it has all conspired on one day. And a Monday no less!