Driver's Ed-Personal Narrative

As I turned fifteen last year, I was excited to begin Driver’s Ed, so that I could start driving. On the first day of Driver’s Ed, I arrived slightly early. In fact, I arrived two hours before my class was even supposed to begin. As I walked in, the instructor, Gene, gave me a confused and angry look. Now before I continue, I must ask, who the f*** names their child Gene? Now getting back to my story, I was already nervous because it was my first day of Driver’s Ed, but what unnerved me even more was Gene’s face as I walked in. Now, Gene is an old, white man that you would probably see at a playground in a white van, so you can only imagine how I felt when he gave me an angry grimace. Turns out, my mom had made a HUGE mistake, thinking that my class began at 4:00, when it really began at 6:00. What makes the situation worse, is the …show more content…
I didn't want to have an awkward conversation with Gene, so I avoided being alone with him. The next day, he gave us sign-up slips for driving lessons. I was pleased to hear that I would not have to drive with Gene during those lessons. So, for the next two weeks I patiently waited for my driving lesson. During those two weeks, I would constantly catch Gene uncomfortably staring at me while I was looking away. Eventually, the day that I would finally drive approached. I frantically waited beside my window as I waited for a car to pick me up. Suddenly, a 2006 Honda Accord pulled into my driveway. I quickly ran outside and got into the driver’s seat of the car. The lady inside the car was very kind. She calmly told me to pull out the driveway. This was it, the moment that I would finally drive. Suddenly, I remembered all the videos and lessons that Gene had shown us. I comfortably reversed out of my driveway and began driving. For driving for tithe first time, I impressed by how easily I was able to drive. I realized that if not for Gene, I would be a terrible driver, so I was