A New Team As I walked into the cold frosty gym, I couldn't get my mind off how excited I was to be back. It was the middle of March so it was halfway past the competition season. I was only able to compete three more meets since I was joining back so late. As I kept walking through the the gym, shivering like crazy, I heard the team talking and giggling in the other room. I walked towards the noise and everyone saw me and it got so quiet in the room you could hear a pin drop if dropped on the ground. Then everyone smiled and gave me a warm nice hug and they all explained how happy they were to see me. The most important one that had the most caring words was Ellie, my best friend. "Hey girly." Ellie said. "Hey!" I replied. As we talked and talked, we got back into the swing of things and our friendship was the same as we left it in 7th grade.
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We became good friends in the gym and outside the gym. Everything was going so well and the I ruined it all when I quit gymnastics. I quit because most of my friends were at dance and I have danced for 9 years and only did gymnastics for 3 years. Also I switched because my dance teacher would be disappointed if I left. It was about 6 months into the dance season when I noticed I wasn't even in the same dance class with my friends, just always with the kids who were in high school. Even though she thought I was a good dancer, I would like to be with my friends instead of people you don't really know. So from that point on I decided gymnastics was a better choice for me instead of dance. The only hardest part of switching was telling my dance teacher in person, it was so difficult I started crying and couldn't control my big fat tears. It was nice when it was all over and got to join back to gymnastics, and to continue doing the sport I
We became good friends in the gym and outside the gym. Everything was going so well and the I ruined it all when I quit gymnastics. I quit because most of my friends were at dance and I have danced for 9 years and only did gymnastics for 3 years. Also I switched because my dance teacher would be disappointed if I left. It was about 6 months into the dance season when I noticed I wasn't even in the same dance class with my friends, just always with the kids who were in high school. Even though she thought I was a good dancer, I would like to be with my friends instead of people you don't really know. So from that point on I decided gymnastics was a better choice for me instead of dance. The only hardest part of switching was telling my dance teacher in person, it was so difficult I started crying and couldn't control my big fat tears. It was nice when it was all over and got to join back to gymnastics, and to continue doing the sport I