“I’m not quite sure but I will figure it out soon,” she replied.
I brushed it off and didn’t think anything of it. Thursday came around and I knew that something big was going to happen today. If it was going to be good or bad I didn’t know. The day started out like any other day. It was unusually calm, but as most know there is a calm before the storm. During sixth period, I got called down to the office. As I walked down the hallway it seemed never ending. I knew that it was bad news or my mom wouldn’t pull me out of class. My stomach was in my throat. Each step I take my heart races faster. I got to the office and my mom said, “Let’s take a walk.” “Okay,” I said. “What happened?” “I resigned today.” I was breathless. I couldn’t form words for what I was feeling. It was like my whole world had taken a sharp right turn and fell off a …show more content…
I didn’t want to leave the town I had been in since third grade. The friends that I had spent my childhood with. I had pictured my future as graduating from Worland High School. I pictured it with my friends and family. But then, my future was blank and I didn’t know where it was headed. From then on I knew my life would never be the same again. I could either choose to lay down and just give up, or learn from it. I chose to learn from it.
The first thing I learned from this time in my life, was that change is inevitable. If you bet on everything staying the same, you are sure to lose. Life is not just a perfect sequence of events. There is always different variable that will change. Before this happened, I was accustomed to the same routine. I thought I was invulnerable to the what life could throw at me. I thought that my life would stay the same forever. I wasn’t sure that I could change my life. I didn’t know if I could all the differences that were coming. Change was something that I had to learn to live