Personal Narrative: Quitting Caffeine

Quitting caffeine is something that I had been thinking since months ago, but I had never decided to do it until today. Really, today was not that bad. First, in the morning I had breakfast and I didn’t look to the coffee maker. At school, I felt weird about go to the cafeteria and don’t ask for a coffee as I used to do every day with my friends, but it wasn’t a big deal because instead I drank a juice.
Today was a little hard for me because when I woke up in the morning I felt the smell of the coffee in the entire house because my sister does it. Well, I tried so hard and finally I could ignore and go to school. There all my friends were drinking coffee in the cafeteria so I didn’t go where they were sitting because I knew it would be difficult. In my way home, I
I enjoyed the weather while I drank Pina Colada. At the time, I arrived home I felt tired, so I went to bed.
Today was an exhausting day because I had an exam and since I woke up I was stressed, and because I used to drink coffee after class, as it keeps me awake. I really wanted to drink coffee, but I though better and then I realized that was better don’t do it because it would be difficult for me to recover the time and the effort that I had been doing.
Today I decided to start drinking tea regularly, so it will be a healthy way to cut caffeine without too much difficulty. I decided also because my body will start feeling so many benefits without recurring to caffeine. Also, I will go to the gym because I know that is a helpful way to manage my stress.
After seven challenging days without a cup of coffee in my body I really feel proud of myself because for all that I had to go through. Now I know that there are many ways in which I can feel good without coffee and I know that is hard, but we always have to think positive and accept changes in our lives, especially if it are for our