Personal Narrative: The Transition From Childhood To Adulthood

Imagine the day when you realize how much responsibility you have and how powerful and impactful your decisions can be. The day you realize you're transitioning from childhood to adulthood. On this day, you are probably thinking to yourself; how did this happen so fast, can I handle all of this responsibility, what about if I make the wrong choice? All of these questions enter the mind of a young person who realizes the responsibility they now hold as a young adult.
For me, it seemed as though the transition would be gradual until one day when I had to make one of the toughest decision of my life and wait to see the positive and negative outcomes of my decision. It was a choice that in the end was challenging, difficult, and yet very reassuring.
As the bus drove up the monstrous looking hill we could see multiple busses and people buzzing everywhere. It almost seemed like there was no space that was wasted there was either a person or a bus there. It was after all, one of the biggest youth conferences and surely the biggest one I had ever been to. Thankfully, the University was very organized and the weekend began right away. After receiving our name tags and campus maps we were assigned to our dorms and asked to move all of our belongings into our rooms. As we grouped with our roommates, I found out that I was thankfully going to be rooming with two of my friends. As the weekend kicked off and we all meet in the Field House, also known as the big auditorium, we were told how the weekend was structured and what was expected of us. Thankfully, I was relieved after hearing what the weekend was going to be like, that I was going to really enjoy the conference weekend. Although at that point I missed my family and Paul a lot, I was reassured that I was going to have one of the best weekends of my