Personal Narrative: Moving Across The Town Of Derby

My freshmen year, it took me a while to start talking to new people because I was super shy. However, due to my performance in my races, people started to learn my name and actually reached out to me to get to know me. Therefore, I began to become familiar and more comfortable with the members on my team. I decided that I needed to do the same and connect with others my sophomore year. To do so, I started to join various school clubs and attend my church’s youth services, where I met new people. Now my peers see me as a “social butterfly”.

I have and had many friends I would consider best friends but one in particular comes to mind, Madi. I have known Madi for three years, but it feels like forever. I know this person is my best friend because our friendship and I are very important. She worries and makes sure I’m okay. I know this is a good friendship because we are loyal, trustworthy, and ready to help each other when needed. I have been going through a lot this year and she has been there by my side the whole time. She helps me stay calm and focused and gets me to do stuff that I couldn’t imagine doing with anyone else by my side. We have gone riding, done OHSET, work, travel, and practically live together. Over time I believe I have gotten her out of her comfort zone and she has done the same for me. These changes have occurred because we are comfortable with each other. Our relationship in ten years will change in many ways. We will go to college, get married, and hopefully stay connected. One of my wishes is for our kids to grow up together and become best friends, and if they are opposite sexes possibly get

In 2002 I moved to Papillion, Nebraska and instantly me and the little girl across the street clicked. We did everything together from the day we met. Some of my favorite memories with her are doing lemonade stands, riding our bikes around the neighborhood

In the small city of Harvill, there were a group of investigators. The six of them named Willy, Mary, Shawn, twins, Jojo and Carol, and I, Hubert. We solved many crimes though the one where had recently started was an interesting and puzzling one. We were the only ones qualified who could actually solve a case. There was a killer amuck.

Around two or three years ago my family and I had to move houses. Moving was sudden and we didn't know it was going to happen. This made moving out and into the other house a lot harder. Since we were moving so fast somethings we just decided to leave behind with the person that was still living there. We got most things with us but one thing that we did leave back in the old place was our living room tv. Since we had just moved and my family isn't rich my mom said we couldn't go get a new one for some time. This sucked because I used the tv a lot for watching show, movies, and playing games just like the rest of my family did. Having a tv wasn't something we needed at all but it was always something to do when you were bored and there was no other things to do. Another big thing was my grandma had just gotten us a new playstation 3 and now we weren't able to used it at all because there was no television. Not having a tv was bummer for me and I thought it was a huge problem when it really wasn’t.

Moving, for many people, can be a difficult process. A lot of the time kids have to switch schools and deal with the challenge of making new friends and getting used to everything new. Since my parents divorced when I was five years old, I can remember living in many different homes. My mother would rent out a place, live there for a few months, then meet a new guy and move on. For years, I hoped to myself that my mom and dad would get back together, like Nick and Elizabeth Parker from “The Parent Trap.” I knew, however, deep down that such a thing just couldn’t happen. My four siblings and I were dragged along, forced to go with the flow and adapt as quickly as possible. Up till she married her second husband, Tony. As young as I was,

When I was 8 years old my family moved to whidbey island and I had to change schools. The whole social dynamic was different at south whidbey elementary school then it was at the school I had previously attended in seattle. Going from the city school to a rural, much smaller school was a hard change for me. I did not know where and how to fit in; when before at my old school I was outgoing and had many friends. Here I began to withdraw into my own world and had difficulty making friends.

It was June 16th, 2008 and I was home with my grandma and my mom and dad came home. With a face that I have never seen before. My mom brought a baby boy named Zack. I heard my mom and dad talking about how my mom had to quit her job because she couldn’t put me in day care cause the weren’t taking care of me, and she had to take care of zack so she decided to quit her job to take care of us. Also heard my mom and dad in our small kitchen about not having space for Zachary. They had a conclusion we were going to move.

As a child, I was awfully shy to everyone new I met. When my parents introduced me to someone unfamiliar I would hide behind my mom or dad and pretend like I was not there. I figured

I have been shy for as long as I can remember. Making friends has always been really hard for me because I am so shy it makes me not want to talk to anybody. In elementary school it was not that hard because nobody really cared about anything. It started to get progressively worse as I got older especially in middle school years. When I got to lunch on my first day of fifth grade I was so worried I would not have anyone to sit by. Luckily I found one of my friends that I used to go to daycare with after school and I sat by her. There were a few other girls sitting by her that were in her homeroom at the time. Throughout that year I started becoming

It was one of the last days of Summer before I would start Pre- K in September. The sun was shining and the rides were running today at Playland. As we were sitting on a bench. eating our funnel cakes and lollipops we see a little girl who looks about my age with dark curly hair with her mother exit the dragon coaster. As soon as we see them my mom pulls me up and with her to the woman and her daughter.

I had just gotten home from band practice, my body sweating, my legs sore. I saw my parents sitting in the illuminated kitchen; everything was silent. All I could hear was the faulty faucet, dripping every second. They stared at me and tried to speak, but they could not seem to get the words out. I felt hot, yet cold, as chills ran down my back. The response I received after asking what was going on determined my upcoming fate. I still recollect the day I found out, August 10, 2015, the day I realized everything was going to change.

As a little boy I grew up in a loving home. I went to an extremely small private Christian school that taught me everything I needed to know to be successful in life, except for one thing; how to get out of my comfort zone. I wouldn’t say I was shy as a child, but I never took risks to meet new people unless they took the initiative.

It was a beautiful day on August 13, 2017 I took my three children on a trip to Lancaster, Pennsylvania where they enjoyed learning about a different culture. Soon as we arrived at the Amish Village the children were asking multiples questions: Why, do they wear those type clothes? why they used bogies? Why, do they all look the same? Why, do they look so different from us? Once we got on the bus to start the tour the children seemed to be confused looking at all new things. We saw houses with buggies, horses, and little boys playing outside. The boys were wearing white and black clothes, and the tour guy immediately started explaining the reason of why they were wearing that type of clothes. The look on the face

On day in Pre-k in the morning in school I was going to Pre-k and i went to the cafeteria to eat breakfast and we were in line to get our breakfast and i meet this girl and it was this boy and they were being nice to me that day.The next day