Personal Narrative: Junior High

Junior High. The pitstop between elementary and high school. It’s either the best years of someone’s life, or the worst. Luckily for me, junior was the best! Here I am, an itty bitty seventh grader looking up at the school that would soon become my second home, ready to face all of the new challenges that come with being in junior high. I mean I’m here for 8+ hours every weekday, so it’s safe to say that Warren’s my second home, right? Walking up to my new school felt like a movie scene where the new girl walks up to the school and everyone stops and stares at her because she’s so pretty and slightly intimidating, only this time people were staring because I tripped, plus I was wearing printed bell bottoms, which is kind of weird. I was so …show more content…
I went to Hume again and spent lots of time with my family. But then came 8th grade, which . At that point, I was just ready to leave the school and go on to high school, so I was ready to take on the year. I knew that this year would be hard, considering I was involved in so many things and my schedule was full of youth groups and church and baseball and football and every other thing my family did. I spend about 8 hours, sometimes more, a week doing church things …show more content…
I was doing good in all of my classes, even math, but I was trying very hard to do good in all of them, plus the workload was very high and hard. And then David, who is one of my best friends, broke his femur. That was such a hard thing for my friend group, since we didn’t know exactly what happened or what would happen, but it was nothing compared to what we would go through when he was in the hospital with sepsis, but we’ll get to that later. In December, I went to Colorado for a week, over winter break, and I had a blast! It was so pretty there and I took so many pictures. I’m not kidding… I took 300 just on the flight there! That trip was very enjoyable and gave me a break from my piles of homework that I have every