Personal Narrative: Lucy's Memoir

In my sixth grade year I had a teacher named Mrs. Lambert. She was a great teacher and friend. Close to the end of the year we took an advanced math test to see how much we’ve learned. Unfortunately I wasn’t present the day the rest of my classmates took the test. The next day, my teacher was explaining to me that I had to take the test and so I did. When I received the test I quickly rushed through it. It wasn’t that I was being lazy. It was more that I already knew the material. When I was finished I was sure that I had done a great job. My teacher had told me that if the whole class got a good great then we were eligible for a prize. Then, my testing teacher told her that I didn’t use the rubric or the formula sheet. My home class teacher

My hands glide across the piano keys Covered in scars that stand as a reminder of ma A reminder of the accident A reminder of my mistake And a reminder of her death Now things are better, Crops are growing Daddy’s happy and he found a girl named Louise She's nothing like ma

He curled his digits more fiercely in her tresses, and smothered her face in the cushions. Hot breath, which had become fetid from his exertions hit her heck, and the nails of his second hand scraped her flesh as he held her legs spread. No words came from his mouth, and as much as she'd become less than human, the sounds emanating from Tom where akin to those of an animal rutting.

For the past two years, Lochlann had been trying to find a better -- safer -- home for his pack. He 'd leave for weeks at a time. During the day, he transformed into his wolf, and took on the deadly task of exploring other pack 's land; during the night, he slept in trees. He 'd been hyper-focused every second he was away; he 'd hardly slept most nights, he was on edge constantly, prone to waking to the sound of a distant cricket.

I just spoke with Jane, and I informed her that I was conducting the investigation, and I needed to hear from her, what transpired. She told me what her mother conveyed to her, and I informed her of our policy and the next steps. I told her to feel free to contact me should she have any questions.

His footsteps echoed through the corridor as he sprinted across the marble floor. Darting back and forth, his piercing blue eyes contained a mixture of excitement and fear. He didn’t know which of his heavy breaths would be his last.

A fabulous morning spent with the Evans family, Wirral, celebrating the arrival of baby James

Lucy is just learning a new skill. It is hard for everyone to learn or attempt something for the first time. Lucy thinks, “This was tricky. More than one sailor had been seriously injured or even killed by the crack of a jibing boom. She had to do it right” (Laskey 60). Lucy is learning from her Pap to do a dangerous way to sail. Jibing. I am determined in things such as school, sports, and drama. For example, I once swam a 200 individual medley, one of the hardest events a swimmer can swim. Even though I was tired, I did not give up and peel over on any of the turns. I kept pushing until the one handed touch on the touch-pad. Or in school when I have really long nights of homework especially on nights I have early drama, clubs, or swimming. Lucy and I have the trait of determination in common.

Just a few short 6 years ago, I was gifted a crazy ball of wool I call Lillieanna. She was a Suffolk lamb which my aunt had bought for me as a present. At that time, the only reason I had for picking her was because she was the only one who didn't knock me over. Now, was she the best one in the barn, certainly not. Once we brought her home, it was game on. I spent a long six months trying to get her to become friendly. However, this never really happened. She would plow me over, knock me down, stand on me, and run away. Let me tell you, those little legs sure could move a whole lot faster than I could. But at the end of the day, I still was having fun. I was able to meet new people, be with my friends, and I had a lamb at all. As I grew older,

“I learned how valuable life is and how quickly this precious item can be taken away from you. I also learned to be cautious and alert in everything that I do because anything can happen in the blink of an eye.” Lillian learned this valuable lesson due to an accident that happened to her older brother. Although the accident her brother faced wasn’t fatal, it still left a mark on Lillian.

Ms. Herbert, my art teacher, is a very special person who I really admire. I remember the day when she substituted my art teacher because she was sick. She taught the way no other teacher had taught me before, she accepted any idea from any student and let us decide whether or not we wanted to do any assignment she gave us. We could create what we desired because we all had different specialities in art and she wanted to uncover them, so we could focus on them. Now that I´m part of the art elective I´ve gotten to know her more than just my art teacher, but as a friend, I could ask for suggestions with anything. She´s taught me how a problem should always have a solution, no matter how hard it may be to find. Ms. Herbert loves what she

Today when I went to P.E, the coach said that I will be doing a floor routine, so I practiced and practiced and could not get it. Later that day, at school, Hailey was walking through the hallways with her best friend Monica(12). “Hi Hailey how was your weekend?” said, Monica. “It was good and yours?”. During class, A’lisha and her friends was talking about gymnastics. Hailey was thinking about how she could not land her floor routine. Later, when class was about to start Hailey and Monica was talking to the coach for a moment and Hailey ask coach can she help her practice and he said “yes” and they went to class. After class ended, Hailey went to go practice, but still could not do it and she tried harder every time. Later at home, Hailey asked her parents may they please take her to the gym? they said later. So

Sarah-Alice then smiled as she saw large arms reach the beers only to see the person walk off after how she thought of how he might give it to her as she then got to her cart as she then used a spell to black out the camera only to whisper,"Trappa." She then saw the box of beers disappear from his arm to be in her cart perfectly and in one piece only to then see that was the exact outfit she saw Sam in earlier as she then went to him saying,"Sam is that you? It is you." She then went to his arms only to hold him tightly as if this was just a dream only to realize it was real. She then felt tears come down her face as she smiled happy to see him again after a whole long month of worrying about him being killed. She then let go only to look into his eyes as she smiled saying,"I

“Golly gosh gee whiz,” Peter sighed as he saw his date, Lucy Sanders, enter the Great Hall where the Marauders were waiting.

When the vacation started, my sister took me to the library so I can pick a book. I searched for a while and then found a book that caught my attention. It was called the screaming staircase. I specifically liked it because it was a mystery book and it was also claimed to be a scary book. I immediately read when I came back home and was anxious to know what will happen in the first chapter. I read the first chapter and talked about 2 partners called Lucy, and Anthony.