Personal Narrative-Music Is A Distraction

“ I’m not sure son “ dad answered in the same tone , that was as much as we ever talked but I was used to it by now father was always quiet man .

“What is wrong?” my dad asks. We both grin. It is not what is wrong that makes me

Playing defense in lacrosse is one of my favorite things to do which is why I play defense. Playing defense in lacrosse is important to me because it is one of my most enjoyed hobbies I take part in. I even enjoy all the practicing defenders do no matter what it is. Lacrosse taught me that people who quit, never really win and people who put in effort in work win. Lacrosse taught me that because a huge aspect of lacrosse is hustle and working through all the hardships to win the

Throughout my life, sports have always been my escape. If i’m mad about something that happened in school, I am able to go play sports and get lost in them. For me lacrosse is a huge deal. Something about it makes me so happy. I have so many accomplishments from starting Lacrosse that I am so grateful for. Lacrosse has made an impact on not just my life, but also my families. Throughout the years of playing lacrosse I have developed skills, friends, and memories that I wouldn’t trade for the world.

“Sure wish I could be using my gun right now.” I say to my dad.

“I told you to clean this shit up, boy. What would your Mom say, when she comes home and the house is a mess. And it’s your fault. Yes it is.” Dad said. He sat back down at the table, eyes glaring at Charles.

“No … get the money… just…” Dad caught my eye, and gave me a look that made me turn around again.

“Though, I can see you’re doing a lot of that right now.” He eyed her position and chuckled darkly. Clary turned away from him and closed her eyes, choosing to ignore his presence. “We don’t have to of course,” he continued. “Though, I will have to tell father your stubbornness is showing again, and I know for a fact he isn’t in a good mood today.”

I always loved to try new things. Especially things to do with music. I was fascinated by how much concentration, skill, and practice it took to play them. That’s probably why I took up the trumpet. It was the right sound at the time for me. But, I wasn’t done there. I had to learn more. Playing every song I know is a minimum. But, ya know, sometimes that just isn’t possible at the moment.

“Grandpa, when are we going to leave?” One day I asked my grandpa on the dining

“But dad, are you sure there isn’t anything better that you can get?” I plead. He stares at the computer screen, but talks as if he were looking at me directly at me.

Danny Vasquez (Father): My father likes adventure he never likes to do the same thing when we go out on the weekends.

“Whatever.” I whispered, humor most definitely evident in my voice. I bent down to my knees about to pack up our belongings and head into my Grandpa’s house to tell him we had no success. But I noticed my dad go still behind

For this, they have presented 12 arguments of both sides of the issue. Within the 12 arguments there was the argument of whether golf is a game or a sport in dictionary definition. Merriam-Webster defines sport as a 'physical activity engaged in for pleasure: a particular activity (as an athletic game).' But Merriam-Webster defines a game as an 'activity engaged in for diversion or amusement,' which better suits the definition as a game rather than a sport.

What is it about music that controls our emotions? The inexplicable behavior in which someone acts, or think while in tune with a certain type of music. My first experience with this feeling was when I first started learning how to play the guitar. Even though my times in Afghanistan was challenging, with the limited amount of free time I had, I always found some time to learn. Although I didn’t know how play at first, I began learning through the sound of the strings, and not before long learned a few chords. Playing the guitar for me was momentous at the time, it took my mind away from the mountains of Afghanistan to the hills of the Carolina, it brought me back home.