Personal Narrative-My First Two Months Of Middle School
My First Two Months of Middle School
Normally you would think starting your sixth grade year of being exiting and really fun. I did to, but once the first month went by it started to go downhill really fast. I had made only a couple of friends by then and not much later those couple friends started to not only pick on other kids but me to. So my lesson to you is to choose your friends wisely.
Soon I had made a new friend. A nice and loyal friend. He is the kind of friend that I think everyone would want to have. He was the one that would stick up for you and would not turn his back on you at any point in time. Those are the kind of friends that you want to hang on to for a long time.
Frequently I made more and more friends toward the
second month of school. You will want to look up to them, and have them for the whole year because they will most likely help you if you’re having troubles with your homework or throughout the building.
Eventually I had started to memorize where my classes were and occasionally I would have to ask a friend to help me out and direct me to my next class, but most of the time I knew where I was headed. That’s why you should make a lot of friends, because knowing that they can help you really makes a difference around the building.
Gradually everything got a lot easier. With my friends guiding me, that really made a big difference. Hopefully everyone else made those same decisions and had a great rest of their year. Those who didn’t are probably going to have a tough time trying to pay attention and will most likely get in with the wrong people and get into trouble in the future. So as said choose your friends wisely.
Normally you would think starting your sixth grade year of being exiting and really fun. I did to, but once the first month went by it started to go downhill really fast. I had made only a couple of friends by then and not much later those couple friends started to not only pick on other kids but me to. So my lesson to you is to choose your friends wisely.
Soon I had made a new friend. A nice and loyal friend. He is the kind of friend that I think everyone would want to have. He was the one that would stick up for you and would not turn his back on you at any point in time. Those are the kind of friends that you want to hang on to for a long time.
Frequently I made more and more friends toward the
second month of school. You will want to look up to them, and have them for the whole year because they will most likely help you if you’re having troubles with your homework or throughout the building.
Eventually I had started to memorize where my classes were and occasionally I would have to ask a friend to help me out and direct me to my next class, but most of the time I knew where I was headed. That’s why you should make a lot of friends, because knowing that they can help you really makes a difference around the building.
Gradually everything got a lot easier. With my friends guiding me, that really made a big difference. Hopefully everyone else made those same decisions and had a great rest of their year. Those who didn’t are probably going to have a tough time trying to pay attention and will most likely get in with the wrong people and get into trouble in the future. So as said choose your friends wisely.