Personal Narrative-Traditional Homecoming Dance

We started talking about many range of topic like what do you think of the weather today. I asked questions to make sure I

walked over to the driver 's side of the vehicle. As I walked over the male

We get to his black mustang he opens up the passenger door for me. Wow he's such a gentleman I think.

At South Walton High School homecoming is an extremely important tradition. Not to mention, South Walton includes an unbelievably small number of students compared to majority of the high schools throughout the America. As I proceed through my senior year, I came to a realization that it would be my last opportunity to participate in this year’s series of homecoming events. With homecoming beginning the week of September 26, 2016 I was overjoyed to express the amount of spirit I had for my school. As each day expressed a different theme I decided to dress up for many of the occasions. On “twin day” as Meredith Grey from the cast of Grey’s Anatomy. Twin day allows students to find a partner or group of friends that could arrange a similar outfit

It was awkward but I haven’t seen him for years. And I don’t care if it’s awkward because love conquers all. But anyways let's not get to mushy. So we could talk for hours on end.

In ancient china, the social hierarchy was highly looked upon and very important. The shi included eunuch, scholars and officials. This meant that for the shi, because they were second to the top of the hierachy, they were very important and had big jobs. The shi included Eunuchs, Scholars and officials. These people contributed to the organisation and government of China because they ran the main jobs in the government including scribes, advisors and battle commanders. They also organised communities by giving orders and insuring people knew the laws and followed them.

When we got off the train he tried to grab my hand but I yanked it away. He was laughing in his goofy way. Eyes like little rainbows and his white teeth showing fully.

During the year, Student Council members have been behind the scenes of events like Homecoming week and the blood drives.

“Dude, my man,” came Justin, slapping me a hard high five. “Guess who’s got a date to the homecoming dance.”

I went to go see a dance performance hosted by the Walnut High School Dance Production called “Winter Wishes”. In the performance there were many dances that were featured by advance dance and the dance team of Walnut High School. I saw this performance on November 20, 2015 in the Performing Arts Center of Walnut High School. My friends and I all chose to go to this show because Mrs. Tomlin highly recommended it and it was also the closest one we are able to go to. Others were either too far or at a date one of us couldn’t make and would take away the fun and enjoyment of going to see a dance that we could discuss.

He hesitated as if he suspected a trick, so I left first and he followed.

This story provides us with a very un-just look on society. Candide and all the other characters in the book are put in situations where they suffer from the hands of other people. For starters, Candide is kicked out of the Baron’s castle for the simple act of kissing the girls that he loves. On his journey he is beating within an inch of his life for no good reason. It seems that people who had the money had the power and took advantage of those people who had nothing.

It was a beautiful summer day at church. I was just 12 years old when I heard his voice. I heard him before I saw his face. This was the day that I met someone who has changed my life.

Gold has been rumoured that it was found in Australian as early as 1814, however, the first gold fields did not appear until thirty years later. Gold was found in Australia many decades before the Goldrush. The first discovery of gold was actually in New South Wales, in May 1851 by Edward Hargreaves. In fact, this was a tentative start to the Goldrush. Gold was commonly found only in New South Wales and Victoria in the days.

Students in the classroom come from a variety of backgrounds. Their lives are shaped by their families, their communities, but also their peers in school whom they will spend hours a day with throughout their educational career. The ability to form relationships with others, to create lasting friendships that grow and evolve with time, is detrimental to all children and their development. Lacking the ability to do so, whether it is directly because of their conditions or because of how other students perceive them, can dramatically harm them emotionally and mentally.