Have you ever had to make a decision that could change your life forever, or at least for three days? well I have and it is the biggest mistake of my life. it happened a year ago but I remember it like yesterday. You see me and my family have these little “meetings” every sunday after church. My mom would bribe me and my sisters to go to our meetings by buying us a drink. We would usually go to sambalatte but I hate it there so my family decided to change it up. Instead we went to coffee bean which was more expensive but in my option, it had better drinks.
So me and my sisters drive to coffee bean after church but my sisters car didn't have any air conditioning so I was sweating like a wet dog. We got inside and it felt so nice having the cold breeze hit my face. We meet up with our parents and they ask what we want. Now I had not gone there in a really long time so I had no idea what to order. I let all my family members go and order and finally it comes down to me. I felt everyone’s eyes on my face and I just stood there. Finally the cashier lady broke the silence and said “ well my personal favorite is the iced tea latte, I think you will like it”. Now I hate having to talk infant of strangers let alone tell them no so I said sure. Now I HATE tea, I just do and I didn't want to be rude or take up anyones time because there was a long line behind us so I said yes. Now I don't regret it because it made me do something I thought I would never do.
So my family and I sit down
One small decision can have a huge impact on your life, it depends on whether or not you make the right is the impact gone better you or break you. In
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My phone vibrated on the table one day. It was from my sister’s then husband calling me, as nervous as I was I picked up the phone with sweaty hands. He broke the news to me in a panicked voice that my drug addicted sister was in jail because she became too aggressive and tore up many of their belongings. My sister's husband informed me that Jobe was not safe and needed to get out of there fast. I was frantically getting ready for work when I sat down on the couch to think about what had just happened. I took many deep breaths and finally said, ¨Collect his belongings and take him to Robert’s, I'll pick him up when I get the chance¨. Thinking to myself, ¨What had just happened?¨ I was going to have to take my 11 year old nephew. I already had a little seven year old girl who was a bundle of energy. Thinking to myself, How could I be a single mother of two?
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Have you ever had to make a very important decision in your life that can make something better or worse? In the novel, The Adoration Of Jenna Fox, by Mary E. Pearson, a girl named Allys had to choose to either tell the authorities about Jenna Fox, or not to. Allys was motivated by a lifestyle she follows, it affected her in a life/death situation, and it affected most in a good way, while others in a poor way. First of all, Allys was motivated by her life of rule following to snitch on Jenna and to "do the right thing". She realized that Jenna was illegal to have
Once upon a time I was at a track and field day with my friends and It was finally lunch time. So me and my friends went to the concession stand. I didn't want to go to the concession stand cause I don't really like concession stand food.
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It was a spring afternoon. It was my birthday and i was turning 11 and my mom exclaimed she wanted to take me somewhere. So we hopped in the car and we left. Then we were driving and about 10 minutes later we were on Tuttle Crossing Blvd. We turned left and i saw BJ’s Brewhouse. Then we pulled into Bj’s Brewhouse, we hopped out of the car, and on the way inside, i saw some delicious looking food. I could smell the food so much it felt like i was in a new world, I could have exploded because it was making me hungry.
The biggest choice I believe I have ever made actually happened today. The challenge I was faced whether or not I should hope for the better or go forth and take action. Generally I am the type of person who enjoys taking action right away. I’m not one who will sit back and watch something bad happen if I can prevent it. Although, my dear cat Pooters has been out of sorts lately. She wouldn’t drink, nor would she eat and I had no way of making her do so. I simply thought she was going to do. I practically begged my father to take her to the vet, he did not want to spend hundreds of dollars on a cat that appears to be dying. Therefore I was the one who had to take this dear cats’ life into my own hands. What do I do? By far the hardest question
“The Mistake” suggests the underlying value that it is okay to believe everything others say simply because they appear knowledgeable. Asimov portrays Scott Robertson as a college English teacher who seems to believe everything Dr. Welch says simply because he is a famous scientist. In reality, everything that Dr. Welch says throughout this story seems rather absurd and impossible.
I went to California this summer and I have wanted to go there for a few years. It was way better then I thought it was gonna be like. I was in heaven there it was one of my places that I needed to go to before I die. When we landed it was 2 o’clock so we had a lot of time left in the day to do some things. We got our car and drove to our hotel we unpacked a bit and like refreshed from the plane ride there. We left the hotel and went to a In N Out Burger. It was packed but we finally went up and got our food and milk shakes. Once we finally got our food I thought it was really good and the french fries are fresh and you can really tell that they are they were good. I also liked the milk shakes there a lot I don’t know what made it so good but
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The hardest decision in my life was the one that changed my life. It changed every aspect of how I live and who I am today. With that in mind, there are a lot of stories regarding this particular decision and the events leading up to it. The most important decision, however, which lead up to the decision in question, was the choice to start fresh.
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