Let me tell you it did not go really sturdy for me because my parents didn’t like the grade which they also went boom!, which I led to me being grounded for what I had for a grade. Also I had to focus really hard in class to get my grade up. On that day forward I actually cared a lot about getting my grade up so what I did was that every night I would mostly study for an hour or so, because if one day I have a test or quiz I would get that grade up by a bit. So after a week, we had a test about the holocaust, so all of that time of studying and working really hard, it all paid off because by the end of the year when we left school I ended up with a grade of A for science and B for language …show more content…
On the first day, me and my friends joined, we were playing a game on two fields, but after switching sides the opposite team look pretty good, but than what me and my friends noticed was that they were playing way, way too harsh, because they were pushing and tripping my teammates until there all the way on the floor, so what I did was so speechless because after a while I was doing the same thing they were doing, so after one opponent had the ball I came really hard on him that it was like two cars colliding into each other, but in that second I didn't know how it happen that the next thing I knew was that my ankle splinted for the first time in my life “OUCH”! I screamed so loud that it was like a lightning coming out from the clouds. So when I forgot all about that whole horrifying feeling, I called my dad and told me to take me home. So after a couple of months I started to play again but not to uncomplicated or too